Attention cabinet builders: what is your trademark?

[Mr. Bubblehead]

I was just wondering if any of you cab builders have a trademark, something that you put into every cabinet (besides time, money, hard work, quality, etc...those don't count).  Mine is that I always try to use at least one piece of crappy, used lumber where it isn't visible, like for a brace or support or something like that.  I am a carpenter by trade so this trademark extends beyond just building arcade cabinets.

[ahofle]

I hope you weren't involved in building my house.   

[Mr. Bubblehead]

Oh and I should specify that by "crappy" I mean in appearance only, not like a termite-infested piece of wood.  For me, it's all about recycling.  Hey, at least I'm doing my part

[javeryh]

I initial everything I build using either a marker or pen.  Of course I'm the only one that knows it is there. 

[RayB]

Yeah, I always screw something up.
How's that for a trademark?

[tivogre]

I initial everything I build using either a marker or pen.  Of course I'm the only one that knows it is there. 

I do this too!

I sign and date (month and year) everything in an inconspicuous spot...  usually before the poly goes on.

[_) (V) (-)]

I guess my trademark could be crooked cuts or them annoying little marks the blade makes when I overshoot my 'cut here' lines.   

[PCtech]

Yeah, I always screw something up.
How's that for a trademark?

Wait a minute, I thought that was my trademark...infringement

[mvolke1]

My trademark is that the machine is never done because something is always going wrong. (See all my posts)

I just have really  ing bad luck.

[AMDman13]

My trade mark has to be wood putty. There might more putty then wood on my cabinet!

[eccs19]

My dad actually builds custom furniture, and I think what he does is one hell of a cool idea.  He drills a hole somewhere hidden (Not very deep), and he glues a penny in there with the year the piece of furniture was built. I guess it increases the value of the work by 1 cent.   

[DarkBubble]

My dad actually builds custom furniture, and I think what he does is one hell of a cool idea.  He drills a hole somewhere hidden (Not very deep), and he glues a penny in there with the year the piece of furniture was built. I guess it increases the value of the work by 1 cent.   

Unless of course he's drilled out a penny or more worth of wood.

[releasedtruth]

My trademark is metal and lighting. I'm big on custom led lighting and I integrate a lot of metal into my designs. brushed aluminum sides, chrome rings, stainless steel joysticks, black/chrome tmolding.  Blue light and metal just make me feel like the future.

GT

[Glaine]

I sign and date any wood burn paintings I make, but I generally just hope anything else just plain gets made. No one is ever in the mood to help and I'm bad with measurements so a lot of unneeded parts get bought and a lot of time gets wasted.

[More Cowbell]

I sign other people's work and claim it as my own.
I actually never thought of a trademark but I like the idea.