Here are a few...
Owosso Graphic Arts:
This one has no prices listed, but do say that they accept
orders online and have a 24 hour turnaround. Magnesium plates.
This recent testimonial from a RS company owner (Aglaia)
on an RS list:
"...ship next day and have a pretty good quality. They are not
the cheapest. However, they also don't cause me headaches
which would take time. I'm happy with them."
Website:
Owosso Graphic Arts,
Inc.
http://www.shianet.org/~engraver
Mount Rubbermore:
Other RS companies I am familiar with (Haika, Stamp Zia) use this
one, and also a person who has had sheets of rubber done for herself
and others cooperatively.
Here is a price list for one size they have listed on their site:
(About 2 weeks for delivery, or 5-7 business days for repeat orders,
also magnesium matrix)
Size: 9x6 (with 5/8" non-printing margins)
engraving - $50.00
matrix - $10.00
sheets 1-9 $5.50 each
sheets 10-24 $5.00 each
sheets 25+ $4.50 each
Website:
Mount Rubbermore Online Rubber
Stamping
http://www.mountrubbermore.com/
Ready-Stamps
This is a sheltered-workshop run by the Cerebral-Palsy
Association of San Diego. The first url goes to one of the
website pages of a polymer clay artists that uses and promotes
the use of this company by other artists. Her website also gives
an overview of the process.
http://hometown.aol.com/sjpolyclay/ready.htm
Ready-Stamp
This is the url for Ready-Stamps and the order form.
http://www.san.rr.com/ucpsd/readystamps.htm
Ready Stamps
I called them yesterday to get information, since there
was conflicting information on these two sites.
(Both websites also say that you need a resale number to
order, but I asked Sarajane in an email, and she told me
that they don't ask for it when you order. I'm about to find out!)
This is the info they gave me:
The size of the plate is 9x7 (rigilon or magnesium?)
(no mention of margins, but I'd leave at least 1/4")
The plate and matrix is $21.00, each sheet of rubber is $10.50,
and shipping and handling is $3.00
Hoggie mentioned to me once that Melanie of Elements stamps
would be able to make sheets of rubber as well.
Melaniekrs@aol.com. I haven't inquired yet, though.
I wonder if some of the other companies we once listed that
offered prices for individual stamps would also make sheets?
Deborah
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[L-USA] Custom sheets of rubber sources
From: (MixtMedia@aol.com) |
Date: 1999-04-13 15:29:47 UTC-04:00
[L-USA] Re: Custom sheets of rubber sources
From: Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
Date: 1999-04-13 20:59:16 UTC-05:00
Thanks for all the information Deborah. I sent emails to 3 of
the suppliers listed to get quotes. I will let you all know.
Dan
MixtMedia@aol.com wrote:
>
> Here are a few...
>
> Owosso Graphic Arts:
> This one has no prices listed, but do say that they accept
> orders online and have a 24 hour turnaround. Magnesium plates.
> This recent testimonial from a RS company owner (Aglaia)
> on an RS list:
> "...ship next day and have a pretty good quality. They are not
> the cheapest. However, they also don't cause me headaches
> which would take time. I'm happy with them."
> Website:
> Owosso Graphic Arts,
> Inc.
>
> http://www.shianet.org/~engraver
>
> Mount Rubbermore:
> Other RS companies I am familiar with (Haika, Stamp Zia) use this
> one, and also a person who has had sheets of rubber done for herself
> and others cooperatively.
> Here is a price list for one size they have listed on their site:
> (About 2 weeks for delivery, or 5-7 business days for repeat orders,
> also magnesium matrix)
> Size: 9x6 (with 5/8" non-printing margins)
> engraving - $50.00
> matrix - $10.00
> sheets 1-9 $5.50 each
> sheets 10-24 $5.00 each
> sheets 25+ $4.50 each
>
> Website:
> Mount Rubbermore Online Rubber
> Stamping
>
> http://www.mountrubbermore.com/
>
> Ready-Stamps
> This is a sheltered-workshop run by the Cerebral-Palsy
> Association of San Diego. The first url goes to one of the
> website pages of a polymer clay artists that uses and promotes
> the use of this company by other artists. Her website also gives
> an overview of the process.
>
> http://hometown.aol.com/sjpolyclay/ready.htm
> Ready-Stamp
>
> This is the url for Ready-Stamps and the order form.
> http://www.san.rr.com/ucpsd/readystamps.htm
> Ready Stamps
>
> I called them yesterday to get information, since there
> was conflicting information on these two sites.
> (Both websites also say that you need a resale number to
> order, but I asked Sarajane in an email, and she told me
> that they don't ask for it when you order. I'm about to find out!)
> This is the info they gave me:
> The size of the plate is 9x7 (rigilon or magnesium?)
> (no mention of margins, but I'd leave at least 1/4")
> The plate and matrix is $21.00, each sheet of rubber is $10.50,
> and shipping and handling is $3.00
>
> Hoggie mentioned to me once that Melanie of Elements stamps
> would be able to make sheets of rubber as well.
> Melaniekrs@aol.com. I haven't inquired yet, though.
> I wonder if some of the other companies we once listed that
> offered prices for individual stamps would also make sheets?
>
> Deborah
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the suppliers listed to get quotes. I will let you all know.
Dan
MixtMedia@aol.com wrote:
>
> Here are a few...
>
> Owosso Graphic Arts:
> This one has no prices listed, but do say that they accept
> orders online and have a 24 hour turnaround. Magnesium plates.
> This recent testimonial from a RS company owner (Aglaia)
> on an RS list:
> "...ship next day and have a pretty good quality. They are not
> the cheapest. However, they also don't cause me headaches
> which would take time. I'm happy with them."
> Website:
> Owosso Graphic Arts,
> Inc.
>
> http://www.shianet.org/~engraver
>
> Mount Rubbermore:
> Other RS companies I am familiar with (Haika, Stamp Zia) use this
> one, and also a person who has had sheets of rubber done for herself
> and others cooperatively.
> Here is a price list for one size they have listed on their site:
> (About 2 weeks for delivery, or 5-7 business days for repeat orders,
> also magnesium matrix)
> Size: 9x6 (with 5/8" non-printing margins)
> engraving - $50.00
> matrix - $10.00
> sheets 1-9 $5.50 each
> sheets 10-24 $5.00 each
> sheets 25+ $4.50 each
>
> Website:
> Mount Rubbermore Online Rubber
> Stamping
>
> http://www.mountrubbermore.com/
>
> Ready-Stamps
> This is a sheltered-workshop run by the Cerebral-Palsy
> Association of San Diego. The first url goes to one of the
> website pages of a polymer clay artists that uses and promotes
> the use of this company by other artists. Her website also gives
> an overview of the process.
>
> http://hometown.aol.com/sjpolyclay/ready.htm
> Ready-Stamp
>
> This is the url for Ready-Stamps and the order form.
> http://www.san.rr.com/ucpsd/readystamps.htm
> Ready Stamps
>
> I called them yesterday to get information, since there
> was conflicting information on these two sites.
> (Both websites also say that you need a resale number to
> order, but I asked Sarajane in an email, and she told me
> that they don't ask for it when you order. I'm about to find out!)
> This is the info they gave me:
> The size of the plate is 9x7 (rigilon or magnesium?)
> (no mention of margins, but I'd leave at least 1/4")
> The plate and matrix is $21.00, each sheet of rubber is $10.50,
> and shipping and handling is $3.00
>
> Hoggie mentioned to me once that Melanie of Elements stamps
> would be able to make sheets of rubber as well.
> Melaniekrs@aol.com. I haven't inquired yet, though.
> I wonder if some of the other companies we once listed that
> offered prices for individual stamps would also make sheets?
>
> Deborah
>
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[L-USA] Re: Custom sheets of rubber sources
From: jjp (exposto1@airmail.net) |
Date: 1999-04-13 23:05:33 UTC-05:00
I've been affiliated with a few different rubber stamp companies around
this area. I LOVE the people at Owosso. Great quality, nice people to
deal with. Mag plates are definitely more expensive, though.
There are a couple of places I'll check to see what a sheet of unmounted
rubber will cost. I know at Acme the cost drops according to quantity.
After 5 the same there's 15 % off, even an order of 5 different gets a 10%
discount I think. I'll make a couple of calls tomorrow.
Um, I may have missed something (I haven't been able to read all my mail
lately) so please remind me what we're doing here, ok?
Thanks,
Julie
At 3:29 PM -0400 4/13/99, MixtMedia@aol.com wrote:
>Here are a few...
>Owosso Graphic Arts:
>This one has no prices listed, but do say that they accept
>orders online and have a 24 hour turnaround. Magnesium plates.
>This recent testimonial from a RS company owner (Aglaia)
> on an RS list:
> "...ship next day and have a pretty good quality. They are not
>the cheapest. However, they also don't cause me headaches
>which would take time. I'm happy with them."
>Website:
> Owosso Graphic Arts,
>Inc.
>
>http://www.shianet.org/~engraver
>Mount Rubbermore:
>Other RS companies I am familiar with (Haika, Stamp Zia) use this
>one, and also a person who has had sheets of rubber done for herself
>and others cooperatively.
>Here is a price list for one size they have listed on their site:
>(About 2 weeks for delivery, or 5-7 business days for repeat orders,
>also magnesium matrix)
>Size: 9x6 (with 5/8" non-printing margins)
>engraving - $50.00
>matrix - $10.00
>sheets 1-9 $5.50 each
>sheets 10-24 $5.00 each
>sheets 25+ $4.50 each
>Website:
> Mount Rubbermore Online Rubber
>Stamping
>
>http://www.mountrubbermore.com/
>Ready-Stamps
> This is a sheltered-workshop run by the Cerebral-Palsy
>Association of San Diego. The first url goes to one of the
>website pages of a polymer clay artists that uses and promotes
>the use of this company by other artists. Her website also gives
>an overview of the process.
>http://hometown.aol.com/sjpolyclay/ready.htm
> Ready-Stamp
>This is the url for Ready-Stamps and the order form.
>http://www.san.rr.com/ucpsd/readystamps.htm
> Ready Stamps
>I called them yesterday to get information, since there
>was conflicting information on these two sites.
>(Both websites also say that you need a resale number to
>order, but I asked Sarajane in an email, and she told me
>that they don't ask for it when you order. I'm about to find out!)
>This is the info they gave me:
>The size of the plate is 9x7 (rigilon or magnesium?)
> (no mention of margins, but I'd leave at least 1/4")
>The plate and matrix is $21.00, each sheet of rubber is $10.50,
>and shipping and handling is $3.00
>Hoggie mentioned to me once that Melanie of Elements stamps
>would be able to make sheets of rubber as well.
>Melaniekrs@aol.com. I haven't inquired yet, though.
>I wonder if some of the other companies we once listed that
>offered prices for individual stamps would also make sheets?
> Deborah
>
>
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this area. I LOVE the people at Owosso. Great quality, nice people to
deal with. Mag plates are definitely more expensive, though.
There are a couple of places I'll check to see what a sheet of unmounted
rubber will cost. I know at Acme the cost drops according to quantity.
After 5 the same there's 15 % off, even an order of 5 different gets a 10%
discount I think. I'll make a couple of calls tomorrow.
Um, I may have missed something (I haven't been able to read all my mail
lately) so please remind me what we're doing here, ok?
Thanks,
Julie
At 3:29 PM -0400 4/13/99, MixtMedia@aol.com wrote:
>Here are a few...
>Owosso Graphic Arts:
>This one has no prices listed, but do say that they accept
>orders online and have a 24 hour turnaround. Magnesium plates.
>This recent testimonial from a RS company owner (Aglaia)
> on an RS list:
> "...ship next day and have a pretty good quality. They are not
>the cheapest. However, they also don't cause me headaches
>which would take time. I'm happy with them."
>Website:
> Owosso Graphic Arts,
>Inc.
>
>http://www.shianet.org/~engraver
>Mount Rubbermore:
>Other RS companies I am familiar with (Haika, Stamp Zia) use this
>one, and also a person who has had sheets of rubber done for herself
>and others cooperatively.
>Here is a price list for one size they have listed on their site:
>(About 2 weeks for delivery, or 5-7 business days for repeat orders,
>also magnesium matrix)
>Size: 9x6 (with 5/8" non-printing margins)
>engraving - $50.00
>matrix - $10.00
>sheets 1-9 $5.50 each
>sheets 10-24 $5.00 each
>sheets 25+ $4.50 each
>Website:
> Mount Rubbermore Online Rubber
>Stamping
>
>http://www.mountrubbermore.com/
>Ready-Stamps
> This is a sheltered-workshop run by the Cerebral-Palsy
>Association of San Diego. The first url goes to one of the
>website pages of a polymer clay artists that uses and promotes
>the use of this company by other artists. Her website also gives
>an overview of the process.
>http://hometown.aol.com/sjpolyclay/ready.htm
> Ready-Stamp
>This is the url for Ready-Stamps and the order form.
>http://www.san.rr.com/ucpsd/readystamps.htm
> Ready Stamps
>I called them yesterday to get information, since there
>was conflicting information on these two sites.
>(Both websites also say that you need a resale number to
>order, but I asked Sarajane in an email, and she told me
>that they don't ask for it when you order. I'm about to find out!)
>This is the info they gave me:
>The size of the plate is 9x7 (rigilon or magnesium?)
> (no mention of margins, but I'd leave at least 1/4")
>The plate and matrix is $21.00, each sheet of rubber is $10.50,
>and shipping and handling is $3.00
>Hoggie mentioned to me once that Melanie of Elements stamps
>would be able to make sheets of rubber as well.
>Melaniekrs@aol.com. I haven't inquired yet, though.
>I wonder if some of the other companies we once listed that
>offered prices for individual stamps would also make sheets?
> Deborah
>
>
>
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[L-USA] Re: Custom sheets of rubber sources
From: jjp (exposto1@airmail.net) |
Date: 1999-04-22 13:30:00 UTC-05:00
At 11:05 PM -0500 4/13/99, jjp wrote:
>I've been affiliated with a few different rubber stamp companies around
>this area. I LOVE the people at Owosso. Great quality, nice people to
>deal with. Mag plates are definitely more expensive, though.
>There are a couple of places I'll check to see what a sheet of unmounted
>rubber will cost. I know at Acme the cost drops according to quantity.
>After 5 the same there's 15 % off, even an order of 5 different gets a 10%
>discount I think. I'll make a couple of calls tomorrow.
>Um, I may have missed something (I haven't been able to read all my mail
>lately) so please remind me what we're doing here, ok?
>Thanks,
>Julie
>At 3:29 PM -0400 4/13/99, MixtMedia@aol.com wrote:
>>Here are a few...
>>Owosso Graphic Arts:
>>This one has no prices listed, but do say that they accept
>>orders online and have a 24 hour turnaround. Magnesium plates.
>>This recent testimonial from a RS company owner (Aglaia)
>> on an RS list:
>> "...ship next day and have a pretty good quality. They are not
>>the cheapest. However, they also don't cause me headaches
>>which would take time. I'm happy with them."
>>Website:
>> Owosso Graphic Arts,
>>Inc.
>>
>>http://www.shianet.org/~engraver
>>Mount Rubbermore:
>>Other RS companies I am familiar with (Haika, Stamp Zia) use this
>>one, and also a person who has had sheets of rubber done for herself
>>and others cooperatively.
>>Here is a price list for one size they have listed on their site:
>>(About 2 weeks for delivery, or 5-7 business days for repeat orders,
>>also magnesium matrix)
>>Size: 9x6 (with 5/8" non-printing margins)
>>engraving - $50.00
>>matrix - $10.00
>>sheets 1-9 $5.50 each
>>sheets 10-24 $5.00 each
>>sheets 25+ $4.50 each
>>Website:
>> Mount Rubbermore Online Rubber
>>Stamping
>>
>>http://www.mountrubbermore.com/
>>Ready-Stamps
>> This is a sheltered-workshop run by the Cerebral-Palsy
>>Association of San Diego. The first url goes to one of the
>>website pages of a polymer clay artists that uses and promotes
>>the use of this company by other artists. Her website also gives
>>an overview of the process.
>>http://hometown.aol.com/sjpolyclay/ready.htm
>> Ready-Stamp
>>This is the url for Ready-Stamps and the order form.
>>http://www.san.rr.com/ucpsd/readystamps.htm
>> Ready Stamps
>>I called them yesterday to get information, since there
>>was conflicting information on these two sites.
>>(Both websites also say that you need a resale number to
>>order, but I asked Sarajane in an email, and she told me
>>that they don't ask for it when you order. I'm about to find out!)
>>This is the info they gave me:
>>The size of the plate is 9x7 (rigilon or magnesium?)
>> (no mention of margins, but I'd leave at least 1/4")
>>The plate and matrix is $21.00, each sheet of rubber is $10.50,
>>and shipping and handling is $3.00
>>Hoggie mentioned to me once that Melanie of Elements stamps
>>would be able to make sheets of rubber as well.
>>Melaniekrs@aol.com. I haven't inquired yet, though.
>>I wonder if some of the other companies we once listed that
>>offered prices for individual stamps would also make sheets?
>> Deborah
>>
>>
>>
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>I've been affiliated with a few different rubber stamp companies around
>this area. I LOVE the people at Owosso. Great quality, nice people to
>deal with. Mag plates are definitely more expensive, though.
>There are a couple of places I'll check to see what a sheet of unmounted
>rubber will cost. I know at Acme the cost drops according to quantity.
>After 5 the same there's 15 % off, even an order of 5 different gets a 10%
>discount I think. I'll make a couple of calls tomorrow.
>Um, I may have missed something (I haven't been able to read all my mail
>lately) so please remind me what we're doing here, ok?
>Thanks,
>Julie
>At 3:29 PM -0400 4/13/99, MixtMedia@aol.com wrote:
>>Here are a few...
>>Owosso Graphic Arts:
>>This one has no prices listed, but do say that they accept
>>orders online and have a 24 hour turnaround. Magnesium plates.
>>This recent testimonial from a RS company owner (Aglaia)
>> on an RS list:
>> "...ship next day and have a pretty good quality. They are not
>>the cheapest. However, they also don't cause me headaches
>>which would take time. I'm happy with them."
>>Website:
>> Owosso Graphic Arts,
>>Inc.
>>
>>http://www.shianet.org/~engraver
>>Mount Rubbermore:
>>Other RS companies I am familiar with (Haika, Stamp Zia) use this
>>one, and also a person who has had sheets of rubber done for herself
>>and others cooperatively.
>>Here is a price list for one size they have listed on their site:
>>(About 2 weeks for delivery, or 5-7 business days for repeat orders,
>>also magnesium matrix)
>>Size: 9x6 (with 5/8" non-printing margins)
>>engraving - $50.00
>>matrix - $10.00
>>sheets 1-9 $5.50 each
>>sheets 10-24 $5.00 each
>>sheets 25+ $4.50 each
>>Website:
>> Mount Rubbermore Online Rubber
>>Stamping
>>
>>http://www.mountrubbermore.com/
>>Ready-Stamps
>> This is a sheltered-workshop run by the Cerebral-Palsy
>>Association of San Diego. The first url goes to one of the
>>website pages of a polymer clay artists that uses and promotes
>>the use of this company by other artists. Her website also gives
>>an overview of the process.
>>http://hometown.aol.com/sjpolyclay/ready.htm
>> Ready-Stamp
>>This is the url for Ready-Stamps and the order form.
>>http://www.san.rr.com/ucpsd/readystamps.htm
>> Ready Stamps
>>I called them yesterday to get information, since there
>>was conflicting information on these two sites.
>>(Both websites also say that you need a resale number to
>>order, but I asked Sarajane in an email, and she told me
>>that they don't ask for it when you order. I'm about to find out!)
>>This is the info they gave me:
>>The size of the plate is 9x7 (rigilon or magnesium?)
>> (no mention of margins, but I'd leave at least 1/4")
>>The plate and matrix is $21.00, each sheet of rubber is $10.50,
>>and shipping and handling is $3.00
>>Hoggie mentioned to me once that Melanie of Elements stamps
>>would be able to make sheets of rubber as well.
>>Melaniekrs@aol.com. I haven't inquired yet, though.
>>I wonder if some of the other companies we once listed that
>>offered prices for individual stamps would also make sheets?
>> Deborah
>>
>>
>>
>> Click here, user!
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