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    Gavin yes i agree 18mm square is too small i had no idea what size you were talking about.

    But search for letter and number stamps very common in engineering and they can go very small to get an idea.

    So you make you graphic punch then stamp them

    Phil

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    What you wish to engrave?
    Would laser do the job? This is the simplest.

    You can do also opposite: engrave first, paint, and then sand the surface, paint will remain in grooves.
    Or you can do the "sugar print" - print first with sugar, and when paint is dried, wash the sugar layer...

    regards
    Last edited by fifa; 19-02-2017 at 11:14 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fifa View Post
    What you wish to engrave?
    Would laser do the job? This is the simplest.

    You can do also opposite: engrave first, paint, and then sand the surface, paint will remain in grooves.
    Or you can do the "sugar print" - print first with sugar, and when paint is dried, wash sugar layer...

    regards
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