Someone Who Can Make Branding Iron

[ARISTIDE]

Hi all I'm hoping to find someone who can help me make wood branding iron for furnitures any comments and suggestions are welcome.

[CMSteve]

Have no idea, but a possible suggestion. Maybe you can go to one of the local typesetters, buy the letters and take them to a welder to attach them as a brand.

[canuckamuck]

Not as easy as you might think. Some letters with closed loops (like a get to hot and burn in the middle. the iron has to include spaces to reduce the heat on some letters.

[cmbe]

You can try to ask at Baan Tawai where many specialist about art on wood.

Some vdo who to burn the letters on wood;

[FolkGuitar]

. Some are flame heated. For some of these you'll need a 240/120 converter

http://www.brandingirons.com/fireheated.html'>http://www.brandingirons.com/fireheated.html

https://www.lhbrandingirons.com/cgi-bin/shopper.exe?search=action&category=B000&keywords=all

http://www.brand-first.com/electric_tools1.htm

http://www.brandingirons.com/electric.html'>http://www.brandingirons.com/electric.html

http://www.brandingirons.com/

http://www.woodcraft.com/category/2000979/electric-branding-irons.aspx

http://www.azwoodman.com/branding-irons.html

[JohnGreen]

Just before the Nakornping bridge (old city end) on the left hand side is a small shop that makes brass and steel logos - they also make branding irons - one from solid metal that you need to heat up yourself with a gas ring or burner - they also produce one that looks like a soldering iron with a metal head. I got one made up for a customer and if the logo is small (1") the electric version works quite well - needs some practise though and you only get one chance to do it right.

PM me if you need more details - I am based in Ban Tawai and you can try out the one I have to see how it works before ordering one.

Laser etching machines are also available in Chiang Mai - there's one shop in Sarapee.

[ARISTIDE]

Thanks for the help!

[ARISTIDE]

Just like what I need thanks

Just before the Nakornping bridge (old city end) on the left hand side is a small shop that makes brass and steel logos - they also make branding irons - one from solid metal that you need to heat up yourself with a gas ring or burner - they also produce one that looks like a soldering iron with a metal head. I got one made up for a customer and if the logo is small (1") the electric version works quite well - needs some practise though and you only get one chance to do it right.

PM me if you need more details - I am based in Ban Tawai and you can try out the one I have to see how it works before ordering one.

Laser etching machines are also available in Chiang Mai - there's one shop in Sarapee.