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Don't let people discourage you from using a jigsaw. I use a jigsaw for these types of things all the time. I make a pattern from some cheap interior vinyl and then just try to keep my cuts within 1/32" - 1/16" of an inch from the edge of the pattern. After I cut it with the saw, I use a palm...

In those rare cases, it's because it either isn't a font, or it's a proprietary font, like in this case. The majority of fonts are matched within 5-10 minutes on this site.

Why? One can post it here and have a response within minutes, not hours.

Being as it's a team logo, I can't imagine that your going to find anything like it.

I searched the forum for previous posts and couldn't find anything on this subject. I'd like to know some tried and true techniques for giving cedar a grey weathered appearance, whether it be by staining, or treating with chemicals, or some other method. I've read about everything from baking...

I love commercials that conjure emotion. Those types of commercials are also the most effective, in my opinion.

Did you ever perform this test and post your findings?

We have always used Oracal 8510 and 8810 series both with Oracal high tac transfer tape and we have great results applying both wet or dry.

Constantia (Regular)

Janna LT Bold (Regular) Avenir LT Std (65 Medium Oblique) These are the closest matches that I'm coming up with.

I agree, and this would be my method of execution on something like this, when HDU is used. Even if a person isn't overly skilled with chisels, the bevels can be roughed out with a rasp and smoothed over with a file, then sandpaper.

You did really good. I wish we could get that lucky to find a deal like that.

http://www.graphtecamericastore.com/push-pinch-roller-replacement-621352000/

No need. You can get cheap AND professional. Sign cut used to cost us around $89 per year and it's an excellent full featured program. Once you decide you want to keep it, I think the lifetime license is around $250ish. After two years of annual licensing we decided to buy the lifetime license...

Aside from the already mentioned solutions, you could also drill holes and countersink them to accept countersink screws, then cover the hole locations with small cut vinyl circles maybe .5" in diameter that match the vinyl on the sign. It's not a perfectly clean look as you'll see some slight...

We stocked up on screen printing supplies from Ryonet. 65 yards of Siser heat press material, plus 300 sheets of transparency film and two sets of ink cartridges.

Nuptial Script LT Pro (Regular) but it looks like it has an added stroke around it.

That's very nice!

Thank you. That actually makes a lot of sense.