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There are number of metal tags one can laser. What metal are you talking about? Stainless steel, bare brass, copper etc. do require coating in order to achieve desired mark with Co2 lasers. With Yag or Fiber lasers marking can be done without coating. On another forum there is a talk about...

Welcome from Maple, Ontario.

Msenjur, Logo is for Olimpija NK yet you have volleyball in it. Is it customers design/request?

It might be fiberglass what your client is after. Brady USA has them on their web site. Something like this one: http://www.bradyid.com/bradyid/pdv/100819/BRADYID_US_69607/Signs/Safety-and-Facility-Signs/Door-Sign/Overview.html

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You may also consider doing it with anodizing process. In larger quantity it is cost effective as well as more resistant to scratches/chemicals. On smaller quantity I would suggest laser engraving JDS laserdark aluminum if 0.025 thickness is adequate (it should be for this type of job).

In Buffalo area many places take CND dollar at par.

Thanks Igor, I am born and raised Zadran now living in Tornoto Canada. Sve najbolj za Novu Godinu.

Corel Draw does that too. If I import DXF file created in ACAD Corel layers 21 lines on top of each one. So I have asked clients to supply me with WMF output and it is super clean 99% of the time. This might be worth to look into at your end.

Agreed!

IMO, a sign shop should have a better tool to produce top quality product. One can get around with $3.98 if they use it once in a while. I happen to have Main Trophy MAXI 3-in-1 tool that does rounding/notching and hole punching. It aint cheep but it lasts for ever.

Accu Cutter and lassco make tools for what you are after. Both companies have number of dies to meet your needs. Google then by name for more info.

Hi Igor and welcome to :signs101: Question for you, where is Pojatno?

There is a company in Toronto area that builds solar powered traffic lights. They may have capability to build something you are looking for. For more info google www dot central-automation dot com

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.55cents per km is way to low IMO. In previous employment as an automation control panel builder/serviceman some 12 years ago before going on my own I traveled many places in Ontario doing installations and repair. Company I worked for charged hourly rate plus .42 cents per km. Gas back then...

Your local electronics store would have "Static grounding mats" You can also check out mega store on their web site: www dot digikey dot com BTW I would definitely take it of the carpet. If the carpet is wall to wall you can get sheet of metal, lay it under cutter and ground it.

No Craig, hmmm did I? It was listed on "CRAIGS LIST" , don't think it was from "The Equipment Guy" ______________ BTW, my name is Tony.

Hi Craig and Welcome!

Try this web site....... ----------------------- Tony http://www.aem.org/Technical/PictorialDatabase/