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For hacker spaces that want to make their own badges, are you willing/able to share who makes your badges? (Or do you have some kind of robo patch maker bot that you haven’t demo’d yet?)
Thanks!
For hacker spaces that want to make their own badges, are you willing/able to share who makes your badges? (Or do you have some kind of robo patch maker bot that you haven’t demo’d yet?)
Thanks!
ours are made in the garment dist. in nyc, they do not speak english but the store is called “johnathan’s embroidery”
Thanks!
I found http://www.jeplus.com/ and sent them an email inquiry.