Hi all,
Will Thermark work with pewter? If yes what settings I should use?
Regards,
Hannu
Hi all,
Will Thermark work with pewter? If yes what settings I should use?
Regards,
Hannu
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If memory serves, no... but truth be told my memory is a bit rusty on that substrate.
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I doubt it due to the low melting point of pewter.
I mark a lot of pewter but with a diamond.
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You can melt pewter with almost any lighter... Was wondering how well it would engrave minus cermark ? Just wondering ?
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