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Call the Historical Records people tell them you have a deal on letters.You got the right letters to spell their name.

I feel your pain.I used to dread this time of year.Solved the problem by putting myself on the payroll.Taxes are paid monthly and I usually get a refund at tax time.

We print on trans white then apply the print to white polycarb then print on the laminate and apply that over the print.

Must be some monster powerful spindle you got.When we are routing thick alum like that and a center comes loose it usually just makes a lot of nasty noise and ends up breaking the bit.You dodged a bullet on this one.

Nice tape holding rig highspeed. We have one similar.I think it's the best way to lay down application tape.Why would anyone do it another way ? Unless you have miles of transfer tape to do every day I think a contraption like a sheeter is a waste of time any money.It's bought by people who...

Nice post. Thanks. I don't think he's worried about some guy with a printer and plotter moving into his hood.

Your pic does not look like smalts. Looks more like sandblasted hdu

What Techman said. We use smiths cream mixed with bulletin 50/50 mix. Mask off the area where the letters are going, slother on your potion thick, let dry at least overnight, turn panel over to remove the excess smalts,peel the mask this will leave you a pattern for the letters. Screw the...

You can do it.All you need is an investment of equipment and practice. To answer your question. Yeah your going to have to prime it. Scruff it clean it properly self etch prime then topcoat. We paint most of our alum but if it's a job that has to be especially"nice" like signs going in a...

click print preview,click settings,click seperations Hope this helps

When mounting prints to acm we always when possible mount the print to a board that is bigger then the print.Then we cut the board on a sheet metal shear.Makes for a nicer looking print and you don't have to worry about lining up the print to fit the board.

Most tool pathing software will give you an estimated run time or allow you to run a simulation.If you don't have that and you really need to know how long it's going to take run the file without the bit.

3m has many different grades of masking tape.We use the 200 series.It's a lot cheaper then the brand than you will get from your sign supplier.It's about half the price fellers charges.It works fine for hinging etc.but you got to take care of it.Keep it out of the heat and sunlight and like old...

The sign is 4' x 22" It's an exposed neon sign made out of stainless steel with porcelain faces.It was made around 1938 and is still in mint condition.We removed the sign and delivered it a collector.We will be restoring the neon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpCet8aO0uw

The best way to educated in this end of signs is. First time you go to get a permit to install a sign. Go down to the construction office (that's the place where they issue permits)of the town you will be working in and show them what you are planning to do. They will educate you very quickly...

Very nice. You are a fine example of a sign artist who uses his tools and imagination to create beautiful sign art. Your work is inspiring to say the least. Thanks for sharing it. How are led's populated on the back of the letter pointin toward the plexi or vice versa ?

If i'm giving them away sometimes I cut .040 alum with a chainsaw.

You can cut it pretty cleanly with a table saw with the right blade.Tape a stick next to the fence so the sheet does not go underneath it and kick back.Clean the edges with a de-burring tool.If they don't like the edges tell them you will give them their money back.

White reflective on a white background or black reflective on a black background will do this for you

I don't know about VA but this is what you need in NJ and I'm sure it's the same in many areas. To get a permit for installation you will need. Workmans comp ins Contractor liability(usually 1 million min) licensed electrician(if its electrical) Licensed structural engineer.(to...