[TheForge] Copper tags
Woolley
wjec1 at verizon.net
Fri Mar 6 21:16:33 EST 2009
Don,
Have you considered AL? You could make some pretty good looking tags I
would think. Or painted. an amateur calligrapher or talented art
student could turn out something decent looking I would think. Maybe a
trip to Moore college of Art to find someone, that can be pleasant.
Bill Woolley
PlumDon at aol.com wrote:
> Greatly appreciate the suggestions re copper tags. Still unable to find
> simple, pre-numbered, round, copper tags.
>
> I do have an offer from a friend to punch them out for me. Also, based on
> another suggestion, I whacked a couple pennies under the power hammer and that
> does make an ok copper-looking tag. I found some old pennies with an indian
> on them and they seem to be working better. I punched numbers on them but
> that's really going to take a long time to do 1 through 400. Also not too neat in
> the alignment. The collection (Tim Kris' in Brasstown, NC) was all
> photographed by Nick Vincent and measured, weighed and numbered with Sharpie on
> masking tape. An Excel spreadsheet was used to digitally record it all. But now
> the collection needs more permanent marking. I really like the idea of a small
> copper disk, tastefully positioned on the anvils, stakes, swages, etc., and
> held on with a disc of 3M high bond tape. But I'm having trouble getting my
> way.
>
> I know I have seen old numbered copper tags on equipment in steel mills,
> clothing lockers, electrical equipment, etc. But they are currently eluding me.
>
> Thanks for the suggestions
>
> Don Plummer
>
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