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Just thought we would share some of our new signs we have done Lately, Page 1 Image 1 Me. Image 2 18lb HDU. Image 3 110"w x 12"h x 6"d Made a new wooden beam, Reinstalled old solid brass Numbers. Image 4 Movie Prop. HDU, EPS, Arbrite Laminate on the front and back, Carved letters. Image 5...

We have a small non shedding dog called Otis, he sometimes comes to the shop with us but he hates me using any power tools, high pitch noises I guess, So if i have a lot of painting he's ok. Big heart small brain, love him lots.

Very Nice work, I would love to see the finished sign.

Great job,:thumb:

It's amazing what one word can do, Lol

Yeah it was a Big Pecker, customer heard the bird out side and then asked him to leave Hasn't been back since.

I have my art ready to go for some postcards, maybe I will just order a smaller Qty and see how they do, their samples looked good!

Well this is a first, Wood Peckers head banging my customers house numbers. Little epoxy and all fixed, maybe next time I wont make them so real looking lol.

lol, no it's not cemetery, but is for a movie so it could be.

The First Sign is 1" HDU with brushed silver Vinyl faced Mounted to 1/2" Clear Plexi, going to be installed with 1" silver standoffs. 20" x 96" This is for a movie set so I can't show the whole sign! The second sign is 1" HDU hand carved out of one piece of stock. 10" x 48

I just got their sample package in the mail today. We found they have so many options hard to decide what stock or laminate to get.

Or maybe the Winnipeg Jets :-) If we ever see hockey this year!

Yes we are the same company, Thanks for the comments.

New Hockey Sign shipping to Montreal today. 18lb & 30lb HDU Smaller Sign 16" x 24"

Thanks Guy's Yes, the article turned out great. We also hope to meet new sign shops and get our little shop some good attention. Paul

Our article in the Sign Builder Illustrated Magazine, http://issuu.com/signbuilderillustrated/docs/sbi_0912_full/28

Welcome from Winnipeg Manitoba.

My Wife works part time for a Digital print shop and uses a Juki all the time. You can't use the commercial thread in those little machines it will Jam on you all the time. Look after the Juki and have it serviced by a pro and you could almost sell it for what you paid for it! (like a Toyota...

Thanks for posting, Nice Photography too.

:thumb:looks great.