Add company logo to pen?

[Samuel Brooks]

Question for commercial penn turners, who do you use to get company logo's for turned pens? This would be small runs of 50 or less at a time so I would assume a setup charge and most likely a small batch charge but is it even feasible?

I like the following kits http://www.pennstateind.com/store/ma...-pen-kits.html but my customer wants to put a logo on them.

Does someone else offer an upscale kit that can have a logo put on it?

BTW I just e-mailed Penn State Industries to see if they have any options and I will post back later this week with what I hear back.

Thanks,

Sam

[Pete Simmons]

Check with the best laser pen engraver


http://www.kallenshaanwoods.com/servlet/StoreFront


No affilation just a happy customer.

I do laser work and still send pen people tp Ken.

I do not want to risk messing up someones pen.

Yes, I engrave my own pens and pen boxes.

[Neal Addy]

Also check with Hut Products.

http://www.hutproducts.com/

They also do custom logos (or used to). Several types are offered.

If you're doing rollerball-type pens their enameled dome logos are very classy.

[Darryl Hazen]

Why not seek out a fellow "Creeker" from the laser engraving forum? There's a sticky on the forum that lists engravers willing to do work for others. Find one close to you and send them an I.M. Or just post the request over there.

[Samuel Brooks]

Thanks for the suggestion. I just PM's someone in my area.

Sam

[Jack Savona]

Sam, Testor's has a CLEAR decal paper system which can be printed on in color using a computer inkjet printer. You might want to check that out via Google. You could use light color type on dark wood and dark on light wood. Apparently when you apply a finish over it, the decal edge disappears. This way you could do a very small run and have control over exactly where the logo/words appear.

[Cody Colston]

Jack has the scoop. Go to the IAP (International Association of Penturners) forum and they have a tutorial on crafting decal pens. Lots of detail along with pics to follow. I've done a couple and they are not difficult.

[Grant Wilkinson]

Sam
I've done many company logo pens using clear Avery labels. I print the logo on the label, stick the label to a painted pen tube and cast it in Alumilite.