Dremel or Ti pen?

[dboblitt]

So I finally feel like I have some work I want to leave a signature on but I am not too sure which route to go. I have some soft glass friends and they all use a dremel with a diamond bit but I am just a little bit apprehensive about grinding away on some the thinner pieces of tubing. I am mostly looking to sign hollow things too if that changes anything.

[Deez]

Id say a titanium pen would be a lot better option, esepcially for hollow, the dremels can be hard to control.

[Cosmo]

The titanium pen is the best option I've found. Easy to use, and you don't have to plug it up.

[brettodie]

i like my dremel personaly. i just do a few test sigs before my real one. for mibs and such though i like how the tit pen looks more cause you cant hide a sig like you can on other objects. peace brett

[Fire on the mountain]

I prefer titanium pens. you have to work them in to get them to work best

[J McGhee]

I use the Ti pen. how you man i been out of town, ill hit you up when i get back in a week....did you get moved up north?

[WORLD FAMOUS]

I second (or fifth?) Ti-Pens.

[dboblitt]

Sounds like a Ti-Pen it is. Thanks for the input

Jason, I am not quite up north yet. I think as of the first of the year I will be in Seattle. We should get together and get some torch time in January or February. I just took a Steve Sizelove workshop and a ton of ideas in my head now.

[Swampy]

I use a diamond point in a pin vice, must be similar to your ti thingymajig.

[FredLight]

Ti Pen!

I got $5.00 worth of Titanium (2 feet) from a metals supplier and snipped off a piece and stuck it in a pin-vise. Find your local metals supplier and do the same.

A little sandpaper preps the tip nicely.