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Really, if your proficient with your design software, you should be create the same look with a little time. I create files like that for my customers with corel...

+1 on the fans... That's has always been my complaint with vinyl swatch books....

They didn't want to pay me $10,000 for dimensional...which I would have loved to have done, just for my portfolio...

Can't get it if you don't ask. I just recently sold (2) 18" x 96" single sided signs and (1) 24" x 96" double sided sign, with digitally printed faces and installed for $4,400. +1. I would have done the same, or just painted it and used white hp vinyl.

I lost my book as well. I found a program that is an eps viewer, and I am able to open it, and scroll through the different folders, and select the image I want and drag and drop into corel. I will have to look when I get back to the office to see exactly what program it is.

Ok, I went back and reread your post... I think I have my head wrapped around what you are thinking about doing. You are looking for someone to create a master shape, that you can attach your formed part on, and trim the forming flange away with something like a flush trim bit...

Depending on the finished size, shipping could be an issue. Sounds like you need someone with a CNC router. I would check locally. Also, I've found that DXF files tend to be unreliable. In my experience, curves that are ment to be round tend to make the line segments between nodes...

Any sign supply, that carries roll stock polycarbonate. Harbor sales is who I purchase my face material.

Are you going to set up as.wholesale only, or are you going to have your own set of customers? If your setting up as a wholesaler to the trade, then you will need to carry materials so your clients can call, order what they need, and have it out the next day, and be cheaper than say...

Check out a WeberMade premasker. Holds firm at the one end of your table, and you pull out what you need...I have one, and can't imagine the old method with a dowel rod.

That would be the Sooper Hinge. Harbor Sales has them. Don't forget the "feet".

I design in Corel, and Summa has a "bridge" program that sends it to the plotter. Winplot. It works, but doesn't have a lot as far as features, but there are some work arounds... For example, there is a weed box, but no lines cut lines between the text like in other bridge programs. What I...

Razor blade, like the others have said, but I like window cleaner, rather than rapid remover, at least on glass. I did some windows last week, and I grabbed some cheap window cleaner from dollar general (1/2 gallon for $1.98). When I got to the job, I realized that it had ammonia in it. I...

Contact Sign Amigo. He is the man when it comes to logos. He did mine, and lots of others here on the board...

I find it disturbing that these people can "spoof" their number to what ever they want it to be. I got a strange one last week. I just came in for lunch, and the phone rings, and normally I don't answer, but the caller id said that it was my wife's name, and our home number, but it was my...

Or, why stress about it...why not just have your distributor cut it to size. I've cut it in the past with a jig saw, but it tends to gum up, depending on the blade used, or a skill saw, and a 10' piece will need a straight edge...

So what is weaselboogies real name? I doubt that anyone would know, considering that most people are using a screen name.

This is some lettering that I installed yesterday.... Granted I did weed it on the window, but yes, those letters are 3/16" tall (caps)... So, yes I love my Summa D60.... I did lose the dot above the i, but honestly, that small, it's not that big of a deal....

I built my table with 2x2s and a mdf top. A self healing cutting mat, and it has lasted for years. I'm going to flip it in a couple of weeks, when I shut down for the holidays, and get several more years of use.