I own a used Kingsley hot foil tabletop stamping machine which was purchased for $400 (cdn) last March. I can lock in a maximum size of 4x6 but have yet to do anything larger than text or graphics for a business card.
I’ve had some luck using photopolymer plates but I found that magnesium dies or Kingsley type conduct and transfer the heat better while leaving a much nicer impression.
I find that the photopolymer plates require a higher temperature to print with and that thin strokes (<1pt.) were inconsistent when proofing.
I should mention that my photopolymer plates were not metal-backed but rather double sided taped to a block of aluminum using a high heat mounting tape.
i have one here you can buy. i would let it go for $100.00 plus shipping. you have to manually draw the foil but it heats and works. email if interested
I own a used Kingsley hot foil tabletop stamping machine which was purchased for $400 (cdn) last March. I can lock in a maximum size of 4x6 but have yet to do anything larger than text or graphics for a business card.
I’ve had some luck using photopolymer plates but I found that magnesium dies or Kingsley type conduct and transfer the heat better while leaving a much nicer impression.
I find that the photopolymer plates require a higher temperature to print with and that thin strokes (<1pt.) were inconsistent when proofing.
I should mention that my photopolymer plates were not metal-backed but rather double sided taped to a block of aluminum using a high heat mounting tape.
Hope this helps.
i have one here you can buy. i would let it go for $100.00 plus shipping. you have to manually draw the foil but it heats and works. email if interested
Thank you for the info, Andrew!
Eric, can you send me a link to the same type of machine you’re selling? Where are you located? Any idea what shipping would cost? Thanks!