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  • Bunny Bear Press
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    @bunnybearpress
    13 years, 6 months ago

    I have come across this machine that someone is going to throw away unless I take it. I don’t know exactly what it is and was hoping someone out there might.

    I think it is a hot stamp machine but I don’t know who made it yet, I am attaching the pics I have. Please let me know if you know what this is, and if I should take it, or if it would just be more trouble than it’s worth?


    Kseniya Thomas
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    @kseniya
    13 years, 6 months ago

    I want to say foil stamper too, but I’m not sure! I’ll tweet it and see what happens!


    Bunny Bear Press
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    @bunnybearpress
    13 years, 6 months ago

    Thanks kseniya! I received one more picture after I originally posted this, I am attaching it here.If any knows about this machine or has a manual for it please let me know!


    Kseniya Thomas
    Keymaster
    @kseniya
    13 years, 6 months ago

    It must be a hot stamping machine–see http://www.belltype.com/Equipment.html


    Judith Berliner
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    @judithberliner
    13 years, 6 months ago

    This does look like a foil stamper.Have you looked on Briar Press?How much does it weigh?If you haven’t found answers, give me a ring 530-273-5606. I have run a few different foil stampers.This looks like a hand fed one. how does the impression go on?Judith


    Camille Robin
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    @camillerobin
    13 years, 6 months ago

    That is a foil stamper. Looks like you need to use an air compressor to make it cycle on impression. Google Franklin/Kensol. They are still being made. I have a couple of table top foil stampers and they are a very nice addition to any shop/studio. If it’s still available and free don’t pass it up. You didn’t say how much it weighs…some of those are big and very heavy.


    Bunny Bear Press
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    @bunnybearpress
    13 years, 6 months ago

    Thanks Camille! I did pick it up. It appears to be working, though I haven’t hooked it up to an air compressor yet. I have a friend who is going to tinker with it a bit. I think I am missing the piece that holds the plates or type in place. Do you know what I can get to fit into the slot (on the photo I am uploading) that can hold a copper die?

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