A hand-marked sans with blunt, angular marker strokes, for shipping labels, workshop branding and packaging with grit.
Rig Forge looks like letters written with a thick marker on a crate lid. The strokes are monoline and blunt, curves get flattened into corners, and nothing sits quite straight: the baseline drifts, the R kicks its leg out at an angle and the g closes with a square bowl. Handwritten, but a sans.
That rough, practical look fits freight and workshop graphics. The cards show it on a freight label with a barcode and an "Inspected" stamp, a spec sheet, hazard-striped covers and a pangram set across cardboard and safety orange. It holds up in small text too. The size ladder steps from 200 pt down to 30 pt, and the smallest line of the pangram stays readable, so the font can carry labels and short instructions as well as headlines.
The set has 94 glyphs for English: A to Z in both cases, figures 0 to 9 and basic punctuation. One Regular weight in OTF, TTF, WOFF and WOFF2. The orange offset shadow on some cards is a layering effect in the layout, and the font itself draws a single solid stroke.
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