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April 22, 2009 3:13 PM   RSS feed for this thread Subscribe

Downloadable original logos and badgesfor restoring old woodworking machines. Via Old Woodworking Machines and the Draplin Design Co.
posted by mattdidthat (12 comments total) 15 users marked this as a favorite

If I owned a sandwich shop I'd put this one on the to-go meatball sandwiches. You could even replace the specs with topping/spread options. Perfect.
posted by Burhanistan at 3:23 PM on April 22


Boy I wish logos were still this cool. Thanks mattdidthat.
posted by doctor_negative at 3:34 PM on April 22


A few of these are using anachronistic typefaces. Still, pretty good work.
posted by Optimus Chyme at 3:54 PM on April 22


Kind of a range of quality on these. Some of them are really nice vector adaptations, others seem to be quick-and-dirty Photoshop hacks. And is this Comic Sans?

But that's just nitpicking, seeing as I'm not actually restoring any woodworking machines. There's some very cool logo design here.
posted by echo target at 5:10 PM on April 22


Yay my custom dust door on my unisaw can now have the correct logo routed in it.
posted by Mitheral at 5:25 PM on April 22


Sure, some of the fonts choices seem a little off/misplaced, but, they’ll get those right soon enough. I just love the energy, and respect for keeping the heritage intact. The kind of stuff that we need more and more of.

Draplin Design has it right.
posted by greensweater at 5:37 PM on April 22


And is this Comic Sans?

Comic Sans and Arial Rounded on the same line. Wugh.
posted by Optimus Chyme at 5:39 PM on April 22


And is this Comic Sans?

Helvetica Rounded. At least they have some respect for the dead.
posted by greensweater at 5:41 PM on April 22


Oh, didn't notice the giveaway M. Redacted.
posted by greensweater at 5:43 PM on April 22


The internet never fails to surprise. A good one, in this case.
posted by DU at 5:45 PM on April 22


OWWM is awesome. I have a number of old woodworking machines (just picked up a lathe made in the late 1800s today) and both owwm.com and owwm.org are amazing resources.
posted by maxwelton at 5:53 PM on April 22


What!? No Northfield?!
posted by bz at 9:48 PM on April 22


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