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We excel at custom work - that's right up our alley. We are starting on another project with almost the same specs this week.

They are convenient for small pieces but you pay a lot more per lb. than you would by buying full length stick or panel. I do use them for specialty stuff though, especially since I can drive over there and pick it up at will call.

I sold my retail sign ship about 5 years ago. To do it right you need to spend some time in making your business in to a self running entity to have any real value - can you leave for 2 weeks and everything run okay? If not, your going to have a hard sell. Also take some time to make your...

nice!

Simple is better, gives them no room to argue with what you did not do or the value of service. "Permit drawings and acquisition" is what we use and often add "survey" with that or on a separate line item

UL labels all have a serial number on them that needs to be accounted for in your paperwork. There are many types of labels - sections signs, indoor, and outdoor, restored, etc. The labels are not really that expensive if you order them in bulk since its mostly a processing fee. You are also...

looking forward to seeing it - brian (at) nwsigns.com

Thats exactly what we do, we design and build signs of all types for other shops and ship all over the country. We are happy to guide you along the process and help you learn how to design and sell electrical signs for great profits. Give me a call to discuss your projects.

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If price is a concern then Mahogany is a problem. There are various types of Mahogany with some (phillipine) not actually Mahogany at all. Honduras is the best bet but will vary in grain so put eyeballs on it if possible. Its hard to get as well. Find a local exotic hardwood place and ask them...

Stainless is an obvious great choice but solid surface materials would be great as well such as Corian or paperstone - especially if you design them is a way that its easy to sand the face if needed.

sign circuits are limited to 15A so you should be fine

Sent you an email, we can help with the letters and yes on the CNC sandblasted look - do it all the time.

yup, you agreed to have something installed when you updated or installed something else and did not know it. Either run MalewareBytes or look at your recently installed programs for something you dont recognize, google it to make sure its adware and then uninstall it.

depends on the LED you use, the lumens and radius they output. There should be a recommendation from the dealer or manufacturer.

Not sure why thats so hard, we route Corian and other solid surface materials all the time with great success. Perhaps they are concerned about making it align or match what is existing. Pics?

its a filgree

Nice work, looks like a pain in the ars. I will stick with welding.

fun stuff, nice work!

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