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Thanks Fred! I knew I recognized one anyhow, Nevison, but it wasn't installed anymore...

Try Testrite or Orbus

I hate when I look at something and say to myself "oh yea, I got that...piece of cake". Anyone recognize these two? Thanks

I get some from Outwater plastics too. Also do a fair amount inhouse with cutoffs and the router table.

another old thread that gets revived for no good reason

"As far as pricing goes I have invoices from these other shops that a friend gave me so I know exactly what they are charging." "if the company that guy works for or some other sign shop finds out what you guys are pulling, you can get into a lotta trouble.........it's now a question of...

"One practically needs to have a full woodworking shop in order to properly plane, join and assemble a planked panel that large and not have it warp. You need to use dowels, biscuits or other methods on your joints and it STILL can warp. All it takes is a couple of boards not being as dry as...

That's not just "reclaimed" it's in danger of snapping because it was poorly built.

Go to a "real" electric supply house, the ones available at the home centers don't have the brightness needed

If you don't hit anything substantial toggles may work, just add an extra bracket or two.

Again, yeah, but using what ?? Depends on the surface, right? The first time I did it on a brick wall I didn't know about fitches...

Cut in

Yea, I think a french cleat would work, you can mess around with it till you get it level.

Hart Supply in Mass.

Yea, I've always though they should date vinyl, or I should date it when it comes in. But when I have a questions about the age of a roll I relegate it to "temp" signs.

Yes, those could be fabricated in house fairly easily. I agree that they will blow over, but you'd probably need steel pipes to make them heavy enough. Sand in the pipes is an interesting idea. Or some kind of folding base that could be weighted would help too, that's what we usually do. But of...

"I'm trying to use up all my calendered stuff" That means you had that roll in stock? How old was it?

Keep it simple, legible and to the point

Geez....I saw the thread title and was feeling bad that Al died...

Nice!!!