Engrave your stuff
Already own the thing?
Knife. Tool. Laptop. Flask. Weird piece of metal from your garage. Send me a photo and I will tell you if I can mark it and what it costs.
What people bring me
- Knives, yours or a gift
- Tumblers and water bottles
- Laptop lids and tablet backs
- Cutting boards
- Flasks and glasses
- Hand tools and saws
- Wallets and leather
- Pet bowls and collar tags
- Mirrors and glass
- Lighters and pocket carry
- Awards and plaques
- The thing that is not on this list
Metal, wood, glass, leather, slate, acrylic, plastic. If it is solid, it takes a mark.
Getting it to me
- 1Send the photo here or by text. I answer with a number the same day.
- 2Drop it off anywhere in the south Denver metro, or ship it to me.
- 3It comes back engraved, by one person, start to finish.
Questions I get
- What can you engrave?
- Knives, laptops and tablets, tumblers and flasks, tools, lighters, watch backs, instruments, the thing your grandfather left you. Metal, wood, glass, leather, slate, acrylic, plastic. Send a photo and I will say how it will mark.
- What does the price cover?
- One piece, one placement, your words or one design from the library, within a palm-sized mark. That is most jobs. Larger marks, both sides, deep marking, full wraps, or a logo I have to redraw run a little more, and I confirm any extra before anything runs.
- How do I get it to you?
- Drop it off anywhere in the south Denver metro, or ship it. Add your text or design here and say what is coming in the instructions.
- Will engraving harm it?
- No. The mark is in the surface. It does not weaken a blade or reach a laptop's internals. On a knife I test settings on the spine first.
- What about a warranty?
- Apple does not void a warranty for cosmetic engraving; other makers vary. The mark never touches the internals.
Faster to talk? Text Zach at (720) 468-0138.