Tag Your Work….

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comp56Member since Sep 2014

well got to thinking I am putting some work out there and figured why not make up a tag that can be put on the piece….

this what I came up with…..it is in an early stage and may change before getting them printed, obviously will have real name, address and phone number a hole in top right corner so it can be tied to item…what do you think?

 

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chewie17Member since Apr 2015

Great tag, and great idea. Looks like a good design too.

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ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

I got a wood iron for a gift a few years ago. Really small maybe 1-1/2″ wide but pretty sweet. I use it on whatever I build in a small hidden place. The one I have is brass and is electric so as the hot iron heats up I can leave a nice dark mark. I love your design Comp. are you going to engrave the piece or make a decal?

comp56Member since Sep 2014

thanks guys, 

@chris, no Iam ordering business cards and punching a hole in the top right corner and tie them to the piece…..

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

Nice dude!

BigmikezMember since Jun 2013

Cool design Comp!

regopitMember since Feb 2013

Nice Tag Comp. You should always tag your work. I have my name and date inside a wall on every job I do.

rfwjrMember since Jul 2014

Very cool Comp, that will be a nice touch on your work.

hathatylMember since Sep 2013

Thats pretty cool comp, in additon to card you could brand your logo into a non viable spot

BMack37Member since Sep 2015

I like it! I sometimes “tag” stuff I do for friends with a penis. Most recently a power supply that a friend needed help with, I’ll fix it for you but you’ll get it back with a penis on it. If you’re lucky, you get boobs. …but seriously, I like the tag a lot. Maker’s marks and tags are an indication that you’re proud of your work, if you’re serious about what you do you should have a tag and/or a maker’s mark. A lot of what I’ve seen posted here deserves a MM because the work is often top notch, don’t be modest guys!

 

The only critiques is your contact info, make it easily legible. Even if you have to make a blank spot under the graphic. It should be legible for YEARS, I love seeing when things come into the shop with tags from our shop that are 20 years old. Also forget the hole if you can attach it to the back or inside of an item, if it’s a hanging tag they’ll take it off, if it’s attached they probably won’t. That tag could easily get you business 10 years down the line, I’ve seen it before…had customers bring in items that have changed hands that we previously worked on or “I remembered there was a tag on the back so I looked you guys up.” If you made them a happy customer once they will come back…but often they forget or lose a business card, make it easy for them to find you. 

comp56Member since Sep 2014

ok so I made a little differences to the tag, and I figured out how to stamp each piece of work….. the cell/phone number is clearly printed but blacked out.

I took Bmack37’s advice and am going to be putting this on each piece instead of the tag…..oh and if you  noticed I changed the name from “The Knot House” to “LA CASA NODO” which is the same thing but in Italian……it even takes stain well too…….

 

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JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

Looks good dude, very professional looking

Jimbo

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BMack37Member since Sep 2015

jimboslice wrote:

Looks good dude, very professional looking

Jimbo

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Agreed, amazing how quickly you came up with that too. I love it man!

krutonMember since Jun 2015

I like it man. Our professional engineers licenses look similar. There is just something that just looks nice and clean to me about the circle shape with text. Good work brother.

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