best way to sign a crown?

[TheTigerUK]

Last year i did ask a guy who had a small CNC router if he could sign a crown for me and he said yes no problem but.............he dident have the time or the enthusiasm to do it plus he said i wouldent pay him enough to do it 

[DAHASCO]

Or the Old Fashioned way...

[Time]

Last year i did ask a guy who had a small CNC router if he could sign a crown for me and he said yes no problem but.............he dident have the time or the enthusiasm to do it plus he said i wouldent pay him enough to do it 

I'll be ready soon.
 

[Time]

Or the Old Fashioned way...

ok man, we said crowns. I asked while in the watch.
you come up with this???
-100, no joke

[DAHASCO]

 

[TheTigerUK]

Looks like some one beat you to it

[Aurelius]

I'll bet this metal stamping press would do the trick. Crown in, no problem.

[Time]

I really don't understand the joke?
 

[nikidasi]

Last year i did ask a guy who had a small CNC router if he could sign a crown for me and he said yes no problem but.............he dident have the time or the enthusiasm to do it plus he said i wouldent pay him enough to do it 

Looking at the circular machining mark on this SBBN015 crown, I believe SEIKO used CNC. Is this what you tried to achieve, John?


Regards,
Indera

[TheTigerUK]

Looking at the circular machining mark on this SBBN015 crown, I believe SEIKO used CNC. Is this what you tried to achieve, John?


Regards,
Indera

Hi Indera,


Yes i know a guy who runs a one man company and this is just down his street with the CNC tooling he has but he dident want to play

[iButrusCor]

ok man, we said crowns. I asked while in the watch.
you come up with this???
-100, no joke

What...you don't recognize a crown molding for a door lintel?

+100 

[swedefreak]

For any reliable, neat job, you must remove the crown.  Any attempt otherwise will likely end in disaster.

This was done in my engraving machine using a single letter from my "EastTech" master plate...

[Time]

For any reliable, neat job, you must remove the crown.  Any attempt otherwise will likely end in disaster.

This was done in my engraving machine using a single letter from my "EastTech" master plate...

thats exactly what I am trying to achieve! the E above is excellent, so I guess crown out is the only way to go.