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straight bits with a climb cut work well on corrugated but I doubt it would work very well with a laminate. I would also suggest going with a solid core composite.

Not sure why anyone would question why someone needs financing. If they qualify for it the leasing company takes all the liability and you get paid. If they dont qualify I would ask for payment up front.

Nice, my only suggestion would be to reverse out the phone number panel and make it white text on green, I dont like the border being bigger than the text. Sure beats the old phone number though.

We work with Fernwood capital, I will shoot you a PM with contact info. Great option to give clients for higher end projects.

Becoming UL listed is not difficult but it takes time to deal with the process and its only valuable if your producing enough electrical work to offset the cost. You can certainly build channel letters in house, especially if you already have a CNC router although to do it right requires some...

We are a MM here and yes you will find pricing all over the board - some has to do with quality but probably more about materials (especially LEDS used). We are a smaller wholesale shop so will not always be the lowest price but service is our focus. We work with many shops who may need more...

I prefer the Bosch corded - definitely corded. Either will make easy work of the block and brick and work well on solid concrete as well.

Interstate sales are not subject to sales tax but possibly other local taxes (Business and Occupation here in WA). We send stuff all over the country so are pretty familiar with it. Use taxes are the responsibility of the end user if they apply on out of state purchases.

Yep, we have a cnc router so do most of our work in house but have intricate cutting or plate steel stuff cut at a fab shop who has a laser and water jet. Great resources

Yep, a channel letter style is the easiest way to make that happen. If you needed a high end look it could also be an aluminum cabinet with cutouts on the face. Happy to help you with either.

Last one for today I promise. This is an aluminum computer case we built and airbrushed, fun stuff. And this is a sign we made for a video shoot and tour for Any Mineo, they are cruising around with it mounted to the top of a van. Here is the intro video with it as well...

Some recent electrical work...