Will this tool be able to engrave into the bottom of my mothers copper urn?? I really want to engrave both my name and hers on it, deep enough
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I don't know how deep you will be able to engrave the names but we have used this for other projects other than glass and it works good. You should be able to engrave names on copper with this tool. I hope that helps you
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Sorry I have not tested yet on metal, it seems to do fine on glass, not great, but does ok on glass and wood..
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I purchased this to engrave glass, but I dont see any reason why you could not use it on copper, you would have to have the correct tip, they can be purchaced at any craft store.
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My experience with this tool is that the bits are very very very fine for fine detailed work and you cant get bigger bits or burs is what they are called...I would get an dremel tool for your engraving
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Yes, On the blade up near the handle would be a good place to put a name. Engraving doesn'r go very deep so anywhere would not hurt the strength of the blade.
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Absolutely, we can engrave whatever you like on the bracelet. All you have to do is message us your engraving instructions after you purchase the item.
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I am not sure about engraving this cake set...I chose not to engrave mine. It is really pretty in person and was just what I wanted for my son and daughter-in-law to use to cut their wedding cake. Not disappointed at all!
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You may engrave metal with any diamond point bit. This assortment is more for carving than engraving so, you may be better off buying a set of diamond tip bits. A carving bit will only slide over the metal and not cut into it. I would also recommend a flexible shaft attachment to take some of the weight off your hand if you are doing fine work. Good luck.
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We did ground burial. They placed the urn in the velvet box and did it that way. I would say no to engraving because the detail on the urn is so intricate. There is no where to place the engraving.
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Since the engraving can be 2 lines, I would think it is possible. I would suggest checking with the vendor to be sure.
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Yes it will. I have done some steampunk jewelry doing just that and it worked out well. Be sure there is no oil on the bowl of the spoon. wipe it down with acetate. KEN...
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I'm sure it can. I've engraved on steel knives and haven't had any problems with it not working. It would take a very steady hand to engrave small peices of jewelry. It vibrates like crazy, but once you get the hang of it anything is possible.
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I think you would have a problem with something as thick as a penny.The punch is great but for a penny I would use a drill.
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I'm not completely sure what is entailed with that, however if they are aluminum, I would say yes. Steel (maybe not). Depends how deep you need to go etc. A diamond drag bit can be used to engrave a wide variety of metals but won't give you a very deep cut. (More like a Pet ID tag). Do keep in mind this is just the hardware portion of the machine and you will need an electronic control system.
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I have not used my Dremel to engrave anything, but I am sure you can, because of the high speed of the Dremel, also you best make sure that the keys are well secured down so they do not move around.
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Hi. I had to go try and see if I could use an embossing folder with the magnetic platform, I hadn't tried it before. No. I wasn't able to use it. The magnetic platform is just enough thicker (as the basic multi platform is without any of the sheets down). When I added ONE clear cutting plate it makes it thicker than the normal platform, but not thick enough to just use with one ...and adding the embossing folder & second cutting plate makes it too thick to run through. I hope this answers your question. (It will work with the cutting embossing dies though, pretty sure.) :)
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I have no idea. It doesn't scratch easily, hopefully that will help you. For me, it's too plain; I can see how engraving would be a nice touch. Good luck!
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You might be able to manage that with this tool, but it would take a bit of extra effort, and I wouldn't recommend it. The tip is thin enough you would just be scratching the glass, so it would take a bit of work to do any real engraving with it. I use the tool in field geology in testing rock hardness and magnetism, and that's about it. What you want is an engraver - and they aren't much more expensive. You can pick one up at most hardware stores for about $15, or if you'd rather order one, Dremel makes a decent engraver: Dremel 290-01 0.2 Amp 7,200 Stroke Per Minute Engraver includes Letter and Number Template You might be able to manage that with this tool, but it would take a bit of extra effort, and I wouldn't recommend it. The tip is thin enough you would just be scratching the glass, so it would take a bit of work to do any real engraving with it. I use the tool in field geology in testing rock hardness and magnetism, and that's about it. What you want is an engraver - and they aren't much more expensive. You can pick one up at most hardware stores for about $15, or if you'd rather order one, Dremel makes a decent engraver: Dremel 290-01... » Read More You might be able to manage that with this tool, but it would take a bit of extra effort, and I wouldn't recommend it. The tip is thin enough you would just be scratching the glass, so it would take a bit of work to do any real engraving with it. I use the tool in field geology in testing rock hardness and magnetism, and that's about it. What you want is an engraver - and they aren't much more expensive. You can pick one up at most hardware stores for about $15, or if you'd rather order one, Dremel makes a decent engraver: Dremel 290-01 0.2 Amp 7,200 Stroke Per Minute Engraver includes Letter and Number Template « Show Less
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Hi Ashley, I have one of those on my door. A professional engraver could engrave on the knocker; same material, just a smaller space ... about 1-1/2" W x 1/4" H space.
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I have embossed 30g copper. If the metal is thin enough to roll through without forcing the handle, it will emboss.