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Dave, given the volume of your stream you'll never get that fire out.

Hey thats my neighborhood!

Welcome to signs101 from the Hoosier State! :Welcome:

Get the word out and you can cut other peoples materials all day long and help pay the payment. A metal fabricator had a flow machine next to us that was 6'x12' but he charged $150 an hour. He cut alot of plastic sheet materials in stacks for business not sign related along with his aluminum...

Welcome from the racing capitol of the world! :Welcome:

You must not go lower than those on a field mouse either! <smiles> Welcome to the community! :Welcome:

How is Chad these days, is he still hanging around? :Welcome:

Hello from the Hoosier state! Is Serbia east or west of the Mississippi?

If you're talented with a multicam I bet other shops might have interest in you, maybe even at the dollar amount you feel worthy. Ask the sign supply rep who may need a router operator he usually has the low down. He's like the bartender, everyone shares a heartache or two during conversation.

how many axis is your multicam? The machine I was around wasn't capable of 3D but I know you can design and cut it with a multicam given you have a 5 axis machine I think it is. (Don't quote me.) Our machine was a 6' x 12' without a tool changer and it was a single head. Still an awesome machine...

Garfield you could design in Autocad and send to Enroute but most shops are so sign software oriented they do it in Flexi. Enroute is where you choose passes and path and all that stuff, not like I'm an expert, I've just seen it done. remembering things like mirror image or inline/outline are...

Kustom you should talk to Jeremy at Meyer Plastics here in Indy, they stock styrene and any thermo formed material as they do custom thermo forming themselves. I bet the old magnetics were a thin styrene, my dad still has a pair from 1979 in his garage when he ran his own excavating biz. The...

Welcome to Signs101 from the Hoosier State!

bumparoony works too? lol

Welcome from the Hoosier State!

I've never seen you bash anyone Rick, your always helpful and to the point. Welcome Glen glad to see another midwest signguy join. I too dropped a sales job to work for a sign shop after reading my first Signcraft in 96' and the hand lettering and striping got me all excited. Too bad I started...

Dwelltime go to www.signsearch.com click on equipment and supplies, then click search for wholesale, then click sign fabrication equipment sub category sewing equipment and you'll get info on several manufacturers of sewing machines. I'm sure they can also tell you what thread to use.

He wants to sew his own otherwise he'd probably use Fellers in Dallas. I would ask suppliers about sewing machine models especially those suppliers who offer the material but not the custom banner service.

The 60x120 is cool, I purchased one for a company but didn't get a chance to learn much. The double head is helpful in custom cabinets I'm sure. Multicam is a very impressive machine.

Do you mean sign shapes? BTW what size Multicam do you have?