If you sell less than 250 ATM items a year, I think you can get a Crafters License for fairly cheap. It's $200 for selling up to $2500 in merchandise.

https://trademarks.tamu.edu/become-licensed/

How long has that been a thing?? We contacted the CLC a couple years ago and they came back with thousands a year and thousands in initial fees. That looks like it could work. Thank you!!

I'll tell y'all these aluminum sets feel and weigh like regular high quality dominoes but better. And they are even more fantastic looking in person than you can see here. It was great meeting you the other day Cole and the amount of time you allowed me to take just listen to your story. Looking forward to seeing y'all grow in BCS.

Thank you sir! We enjoyed having you by, as well! We do our best to make them feel like a premium product and spent a lot of time refining the design. Glad it shows!

coleasterling said:

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How long has that been a thing?? We contacted the CLC a couple years ago and they came back with thousands a year and thousands in initial fees. That looks like it could work. Thank you!

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They probably have rules concerning business size that gets you to the next tier. Maybe you are still above that. I am not sure. If you are just making these on your own, you may be able to be the crafter. If your large company is selling them, then you are probably not eligible for crafters license. All that is above my paygrade and the print is probably too small for me to read anyway.

Possible. I'm going to contact them again anyway. Well worth checking it out if it means we can do some of that etching or engraving. Thanks very much, again!

No worries. Now, can you cut me some AR500 steel targets?

Definitely not tired of seeing this awesome work.

I realize y'all probably don't want a zoo of people coming through and interrupting y'all's work, but since I saw someone earlier in this thread swung by and looked at the dominoes in person, I was wondering if you might have some time this afternoon to do the same?

I'm not looking to buy right now, but think that would make an awesome retirement gift for my dad who is hanging it up at the end of this year, and wanted to see them in person to see how good they look.