Posted by LisaWI on 2/17/06 8:28am
Msg #97915

Stamper Question

OK everyone. Taking a poll here. I have been using an embosser and would also like to use a stamper for those docs with not enough space for my embosser. I ordered one and while the stamp itself is a nice size, it is hard to judge placement for it. It is a self inker. The only way to dodge this scenario that I can see is to use the stamper that is not self inking. Any suggestions of places to go(websites) to look at various stampers would be appreciated. I have been looking but it is too hard to tell just by a picture when it comes down to the nitty gritty on placing the stamp on documents with not a lot of space for it.

Reply by PAW on 2/17/06 8:49am
Msg #97923

As you use your self-inking stamp, you will learn how to place it on a page to proper align your seal. You may even wish to use a Sharpie to mark the plastic "feet" of the stamp to show you where the image will appear.

Reply by SharonMN on 2/17/06 9:02am
Msg #97926

NNA offers one with a clear casing so you can see where the stamp will actually hit.

Reply by Rick_NY on 2/17/06 9:51am
Msg #97946

Try this company--

http://www.e-discounter.net/xstamper/

Not sure if this is what you have in mind. The N40 model is the pocket X-stamper good for notaries. You can judge the placement of the stamp based on its position in the handle.

Take care,

Rick

Reply by LisaWI on 2/17/06 2:41pm
Msg #98015

Thanx everyone!! n/m