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One thing you should know if you are going to do braille on ADA signs is you will need to purchase license from Accent signage as they own patent on it. Doing applique only on ADA signs does not require license but it won't meet states required codes.

Check if you have local laser engraver. As long as you will not paint or glue it this would be simple cut job. PS, on woodworking forum "Sawmill Creek" there is a engravers section where you can find local engravers with lasers.

Another welcome from GTA, Eh!

Never heard of that brand. Are they US made or Chinese imports? All the major mfg's would have your local distributors. Search for ULS, Epilog, Trotec, Xenetech, Kern lasers, Vytech .

When you export your image in photoshop in is bitmap imege, I believe. When imported in to Corel it will have transparent box as you say. At this point you will have to run Corel trace to get vector image. From there you will need to run contour or create boundary for cutting.

Gabagoo - hope you get better soon.

Laser manufacturer will have suggestion for blower minimum CFM and piping. For that wattage you should go with 650 CFM minimum. Google Harbor Freight and check under dust collectors. Mount your blower at the end of piping so it sucks away dust rather then pushes if mounted near the laser. This...

First you have to select all object you want to align then perform appropriate function from pull down options, if all you want to do is align them.

Thanks for warm welcome. Smiths Falls, I have driven trough there in my younger days.

Yes I do. Let me know when you need something. I have rotary and laser.

Bigben - have you checked into Ricoh GX7000 gel printer? I have seen it at Con-sac show. It is fast full color printer that you can use for sublimation as well as for document printer.

No need to worry. We are in different line of work. Gabagoo, do yo do engraving at all?

Glad to be here. Yea, we are neighbours. There are only two Tim Hortons between us that I know off.

After reading some of the posts here I am as a new member. Lot's of great info from signs pros.