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Well, probably we get all of them but that one. Maybe never paid attention to them. I see your close by nice weather huh?

Hello Cyclynn, I don't think I've ever heard of that magazine in my 20 yrs plus in the industry but then again I'm from Cali. I'm no designer but here are some ideas for you. Your background can be aluminum panel with digital, AP halo or dual view letters middle copy can be pinned mount letters...

Try Sign-Mart in Orange CA. Not sure if they sell the stake by it's self?

It looks like a tuff one, we have painted vinyl in the past then cut it.

Sometimes letters go on a gloss / semi gloss background no necessarily a stucco wall maybe a painted sign cabinet and to eliminate any reflection from the lighting you'll need to diffuse the leds, but if you are going on stucco or painted wall should be fine either way.

Typically we mount them on the polycarb but it mostly depends on your background wall. If you mount them on the back of the letter meaning the metal part you don't need to paint the interior. We do 95% on polycarb.

I once read a story about a great boss at a sign shop had an excellent employee but when the economy hit rock bottom it all went south, the boss lost everything found himself in the streets a few years passed and saw a sign shop looking for help he applied and it ends up the old employ who he...

Probably not but worth a try because they are water based inks. Your next best thing is to buy a BN- 20 Roland printer might find a good used one. Desktop Inkjet Printer/Cutter | VersaStudio BN-20 | Roland DGA Good luck.

Contact your local sign shop, they can print you small batches for your needs.

GoPro Time Lapse - Create Amazing Time Lapse Shots

GoPro has time lapse options you can do a test to see which works better for you.

Supplier Flyers - PROMOCAN - here is a link to different suppliers of promotional products in Canada.

It all depends what type of work you'll be using if you have Corel that will cover the design aspect but will you be routing, printing, doing LED layouts for illuminated signs. We do everything with Corel, Flexi and Enroute a few other that are extras like AutoCAD, Led Wizard and Solid Works.

Home Depot has Diablo blades that work great on a circular saw, clamp a straight edge and bingo.

See if this link works, found on you tube.

The example you are showing looks like brushed stainless steel, but the concept is the same practice with some samples maybe 2' x 2' signs with pole covers but I don't think the video will explain you need to have an idea of what you want to build and drawings that show you how it comes together.

Try CR Lawrence, might find what you are looking for.

Thanks Sidney, it was made from left over letters we had laying around and samples.

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to all, here is a little something we put together.

We also use Gemini and Steel Art for dimensional letters and plaques. What I need this time is for architectural structure type stuff.