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I made both of these in the last few months. The western style 'spurred' font took a couple of weeks of work off and on, probably more so in setting up kerning pairs which were extensive and I still have probably another week's worth of fine tuning to do. The more geometric one was a pretty...

I think it's great that a lot of shop owners get featured in the catalog, as well, some of which are on this forum.

Thanks for the link. That's a pretty sweet knife. I think I'll be buying a few of these Yello tools.

That's what I need, because my cuts are ragged even with the Olfa knife. That, or better technique. :rolleyes:

I agree. Step bits are the way to go. It's like a center drill, drill, and reamer all in one. They work fantastic on both plastic and sheet metal. The straight flute design makes a very nice hole and is less likely to grab and ruin a hole.

I just applied some lettering to two mirrors with 8510 etched glass film for the first time yesterday. I hope I don't have any issues, but I applied it dry. I usually use the 8810, but this was specified by the customer and I actually like the look of it more than the 8810.

Thanks for the bad*** coasters. What a nice way to show customer appreciation. These coasters are really nice.

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Amazing work, Rick and J. J Hill, yours is truly awe inspiring. I'll bet customers are blown away by such presentations.

Perhaps Clarendon Black?

We use mostly RTape Conform 4075 RLA on 651 cut vinyl and it works very well. However, we also use the AT75 for some limited applications, mostly when we need to roll the decals up for long term storage or shipping purposes. I'm surprised that AT75 is recommended for cast vinyl as it works...

Impressive response. Just what I expected from a troll.

Hey, I feel like an arse as it is for helping to derail this thread, but I'm not the one who started it in that direction. My mistake was responding to the questions that were addressed to me, for whatever reason. :banghead:

Technically, it is a font I designed freehand based entirely on United Serif, so they are VERY similar in almost every aspect. The idea was to create a collegiate style font with the option of bevels. While I could have designed the bevels for use with an existing United typeface, I figured if I...

You do realize that some designs and layouts are determined and/or submitted solely by the customer, correct? At the time, we wanted a fair amount of variety to show potential customers on our portfolio, but with our business being in it's infancy, our options were limited and this page does...

For example, what don't you like?

It looks very similar to Bauer Bodoni with some modification to the C.

I guess if you view a simple two color gradient as a 'gimmick', then yes.

I suppose that's a another matter of taste, or preference. Personally, I like the beveled look.

This is what I was referring to. Obviously not this font, but just this idea. This is my own personal preference.