how do you "mark" your work?

[Dennis Key]

I burn a Simple Logo I desiged and if I have room I also stamp it

[ubgoofy2003]

I haven't sold a lot of items as yet, but, my larger pieces, I sign with my woodburner. Sometimes on the back of a frame, I will put the date & maybe the wood used.  Something else I do is, carbon copy the font onto the wood & then just follow the lines with the woodburner. It is a little more precise & definate when finished.  Good Luck

[jack fish]

Hey all,

 

I found this!  Pretty cool.  Resizing to meet your project size is one good possibility.

 

http://jayscustomcreations.com/2013/12/inexpensively-brand-your-woodworking/

 

 

Jack

Edited March 9, 2014 by jack fish

[amazingkevin]

I like !

[trailfndr]

I make a label for the back of all my intarsia.  It has the pattern name, Designer, Date, and a list of woods used, along with a copy of my business card.  I use spray adhesive along with the sticky stuff on the label, and then smooth it well.  Spray poly over it to build a couple coats so that the edges don't come up and peel.

 

It has worked pretty well, but I really like the printer idea, and WILL be trying it soon.

[MrsN]

I sign the front of fretwork with pencil, and the back with a sharpie. I also sign the back of a frame with a sharpie if I frame the piece. Most other things are signed with a sharpie or pencil in an out of the way spot. I haven't figured out a good way to sign jewelry, so that just leaves my shop attached to a business card.

[amazingkevin]

You could use 20 power glasses and a electric etcher for jeweleryglasses.htmglasses.htmmagnifier.htm

Edited March 23, 2014 by amazingkevin

[LarryEA]

I think I'm going to start signing Kevins name with 40 power glasses and a electric etcher

Edited March 23, 2014 by LarryEA