Getting a touch mark made

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Here's a link to a page on my site with my thoughts on marking blades: unless there's enough information in a mark to being searching, a potential buyer simply has nothing to go on. Most of the time I simply have to tell them that I can't help. I can't count the number of people who've walked through my shop door, with a knife bearing initials, or some type of logo, asking me to help them find the maker, so they could order/buy another knife. IF you're in any way serious about selling knives, I feel the mark needs to be something that folks can use to easily find you. I'm sure you've read other things I've written about it, but it bears repeating.

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First, kudos for making your own stamp! I'm not trying to be a 'Debbie Downer', and I don't know how important this is to you, but if you're going to mark blades, I really believe it's in your best interests to mark them in a manner that will allow people to find you.

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