1st time needing help with a font.

[Go-C Graphics 856]

I tried using whatthefont but I couldn't come up with anything.  

 

Can anyone help me with this?

 

[mark-s 1,126]

Looks like Rock Salt or Felt Tip Senior

 

mark-s

[BCOJdecals 39]

mark-s is correct, as usual...it's Rock Salt.  The "L" in both words is uppercase.  The rest of the letters are lowercase.  You can download for free commercial use

here.

[slice&dice 2,450]

PuhPow !

 

Cutting advice -- When using this type of font (with overlapping/merging letters) don't forget to use the Welding function.

[Go-C Graphics 856]

Holy crap you guys ROCK!!!!!

 

Thank you Mark for being so quick on the trigger.  

 

Thank you BCOJ for the awesome link to download it

 

And thank you slice for your wise words of wisdom.  

[mark-s 1,126]

 

mark-s

[slice&dice 2,450]

We try.

 

BTW, I love welding

 

[Go-C Graphics 856]

OK.   

 

I downloaded the font BCOJ posted and it's a really jagged edge font.   

If you zoom in it looks like a 2yo drew the lines.  

 

Is this just the way the font is?

If I download it from somewhere else will it be the same?

[slice&dice 2,450]

The image of the font you posted shows edges of each letter that are jagged.

 

There's a shadow around those letters, which might assist in smoothing the way it appears.

You could try adding an outline, see if that helps.

[dirttrackin280h 33]

It's just the nature of that font. I have it, but I've personally never cut that font so I'm interested to see how it comes out.

[BCOJdecals 39]

Good idea...if you have Photoshop, add an outer glow to it of the same color.  Then, if you have Illustrator, try using image trace on it with the outer glow already applied.