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Old 10-10-2013, 08:32 AM
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Not in Florida, but in Kentucky.
http://www.flannerygunengraving.com/index.html
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Not in Florida, but in Kentucky.
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That's the kind of stuff I used to do with my nail and Sears engraving tool. Never should have pawned them...




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I know one. I'll contact him and see what his status is. Most I know are old time engravers in Germany. Most you find now are air gravers. Hand engravers would probably start between $5-10,000 to start.
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YI did not know you could do it with a nail and hammer so, I went to harbor freight and put one on lay-a-way.


PS: Thanks for the links, they are very talented to say the least.

I would love for it to be by hand (old school) but, this broke dude ain't got time for that!
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