At the moment, the glasses are one-offs that have been done for my own amusement. Purely demonstration pieces to show what the LASER can do.
Which is VERY cool.
At the moment, the glasses are one-offs that have been done for my own amusement. Purely demonstration pieces to show what the LASER can do.
How much is a laser engraver thingamajig?![]()
I know all about that. When I was regularly shipping custom glassware to addresses in the US, the shipping costs were almost as much as the glassware (glass is heavy). You don't want to know what it cost to air-freight 18 custom engraved champagne glasses to England.Holy sh!t, I just (mentally)disposed of all my Crown Royal glasses when I saw these....
If you were in the U.S., where shipping would be reasonable, you could make some fast cash from a few of us collectors.
The price is all over the shop. It really depends on size and country of manufacture.How much is a laser engraver thingamajig?![]()
I think I have $27, anyone want to float the large part?![]()

I have a scanner, am good with Gimp and have access to a full size plotter. What would you like them scaled to sir?![]()
Goin to go and pick this one up tomorrow..
...not unless I get there first! Kidding, sweet pick up!

. Pictured with its Sears Craftsman handle younger brother.I don't own any Craftsman items that are pre-2008 (the date that I arrived in Canada and started replacing the incompatible voltage power tools that there was no point bringing with me from Australia), but I have an appreciation for vintage tools and logos, and this topic inspired me to create a unique "Craftsman Heritage" item for myself.
Starting with this photo from an earlier post:
An hour or so tinkering in CorelDRAW to produce a black and white vector drawing based on the photo:
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Once the design work was done, it took just a few minutes in the LASER engraver to put the above design on an 11oz Libbey Rocks glass.
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It's now part of my very unique collection of glassware.

PM sentPicked up this pair last week. I can't decide if I should use as is, restore or sell to a collector. It is just a shame someone painted them. Does anyone know if any locksmith make a key for the top chest.

O yes, this is my favorite craftsman logo. I shall start with this bad boy, a late 40's carpenter's box.![]()
I'm NEW .....first post to this thread......
Question......There were some Heritage Logo repros and toolboxes a few years back..available from Sears.....have they been detailed here previously?
What exactly was available?
Is there a thread for pre heritage logo craftsman? BTW - this thread should be in the vintage forum.
Have a few of the more common items -- bench top drill press, a couple of 3.5 in. bench vises (only include pictures of one), and a machinist chest in pretty nice, original condition. Chest is as bought as I haven't really taken the time to clean it up. Even got the keys with it.
I saw those last night, me being me, I think I will try to make one.![]()
i use tight end grain oak soaked in oil, cut to fit.
I'm drooling here... I want that box, and drill press table!
Is that press originally "power bronze" with that logo, or was it gray? My power bronze stuff all has the Crowntop logo.
I am new here, but Been acquiring tools for 30 years. Here's a Craftsman Heritage start for me. A wall mount tool cabinet, apron, and a sharpening stone. How many of you have ever seen the apron?
John D.