Hi Steve. Unless it is an optical illusion, the stamp in the pic below looks to have straighter sides than the one above. This in theory should leave cleaner edges on foil stamps that are pressed deeper into the leather. Angled sides begin to apply more foil as the stamp is pressed deeper, leading to thicker 'blurred' edges.
Unless you have seen it already, the video course I produced called Hot Foil Techniques provides more information on this.
Hi Steve. Unless it is an optical illusion, the stamp in the pic below looks to have straighter sides than the one above. This in theory should leave cleaner edges on foil stamps that are pressed deeper into the leather. Angled sides begin to apply more foil as the stamp is pressed deeper, leading to thicker 'blurred' edges.
Unless you have seen it already, the video course I produced called Hot Foil Techniques provides more information on this.