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Complete Your Independence Day With Pocket Knives Engraved With the American Flag

Pocket Knives Engraved for #4thofJuly2020

Regardless of the COVID-19 restrictions we face, this 4^th of July will be one to remember! Gone are the days where we squish our picnic blankets close together to watch firework displays, and we also won’t go to a crowded parade this year either.

How will you celebrate this weekend?

-watch a fireworks display via Zoom

-send pocket knives engraved with the American flag to your best employees

-space your picnic blankets apart by 6’

Happy Independence Day!

Boker Magnum Freedom Folder

June Is The Month to Get Pocket Knives Engraved For The Men In Your Life

Pocket Knives Engraved for #MHM2020

We’re halfway through June, but it’s not too late to start celebrating Men’s Health Month! Odds are you have at least a few men or boys in your family, and of course you want to protect them and keep them healthy. This is a month where we encourage those men and boys to be aware of preventable health problems, and to help them lead healthy lives.

How can you help them?

Give them flyers with info about men’s health
Encourage early detection
Encourage them to talk about mental health
Give them a gift of blue pocket knives engraved with their name
Wear blue today, on “Wear Blue Friday”!
Dako Blue Comet Pocket Knife

Leatherman Skeletool KBX Knife

Barlow Adventure Knife

Where Do You Buy Pocket Knives Engraved with Your Logo?

Case® Zytel Caliber Camo Lockback Pocket Knife Engraved

In my experience, I have never found a retail store that is capable of selling pocket knives engraved with your logo. Initials and lettering, yes. Logo, no. That is probably because the equipment needed for laser engraving a logo is much more expensive than a “letter scratcher”. Any jewelry store and trophy shop has one of those machines. The best place for you to look is online. There are a few pocket knife engravers on the internet. That’s the best place to go to get pocket knives engraved with your corporate logo. Laser engraving knives is an art and science. Why?

Not all steel (or wood, bone, synthetic material) is able to be neatly laser engraved. The hardness and makeup of the steel may not allow the job to come out neatly, without a halo burn, and without rough edges.
The imprint has to be the right size and located in the same location on each knife. To do this, a jig has to be made for each knife style.
The timing has to be adjusted to get the best imprinted image.
The laser power has to be adjusted to also get the best results.
The final color of the imprinted area can be adjusted by using certain chemicals in the process. They make the image more noticeable. There’s nothing worse than seeing a silver image against a silver background.
Cleaning up the knife after the job. If this isn’t done, the laser dust can discolor the areas on which it is sitting. This anomaly is permanent, and cannot be erased or removed.