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Here's a few videos of the action....lick your chops...this is crazy amazing. And for a "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" look behind the scenes:

Unbelievably awesome process! Here's what I found about it: 35,000 square feet, 885 separate panels, Glass: PPG Starfire, ppg solarban 70 (definitely not cheap) https://www.dip-tech.com/printed-glass-projects/united-states-dallas-texas-parkland-hospital

Yep...that is way cool. So...I did a bit of google sleuthing, and they are etched which makes total sense to me. For the work of doing the vinyl (either cut or printed), creating a stencil and etching is just one tiny step forward to total permanence...

Are you sure it wasn't etched directly into the glass? IMHO, it would be more cost effective to etch instead of having to maintain the print as it weathered. JB

The photos are very low resolution, but it looks to me like an eyebolt in the bracket with a u-bolt and plate in the sign. JB

I do monuments, and I know full well the issue you're having. So here are a couple of thoughts: Blade - I know it may seem obvious, but make sure you are using a sharp blade. Any letter that features acute inside angles is highly susceptible to the problem you describe. But beyond that...

Owosso Graphic Arts is a company I used to have make my hot stamping dies when I was in the business. They use an image setter to produce their film negatives / positives, and I know they have capabilities for large dies so they might be able to assist. Check with them at...

Yep...and especially when it's been a real crappy day at that. My grand kids are pretty good therapy for fixing that problem. JB

Jun Lanon 2020 - Make America Confusing Again

For me, success is measured in the things that money can not buy: 1) A faithful woman's love (married almost 34 years to my high school sweetheart...started dating at age 14!) 2) Adult children who WANT to spend time with me 3) Grandchildren who can't wait to see me 4) Deep, restful sleep at...

Convex is made for the Edge

Both have the same lot numbers.

I purchased mine from Miles Supply in Elberton, GA. They're replacing the bad roll. JB

One of my rolls is good, the other is NOT. Lot number BST0200201 Looks like I'll be making a telephone call tomorrow. Thanks for the heads up. JB

Just got two rolls in a few weeks ago, let me check. Do you think there's a possibility they might have put Anchor 117 in the wrong box? Who did you buy it from? Typically, age doesn't make much of a difference so long as it hasn't been exposed to sunlight to get brittle. I have stuff in...

You are a public communications service And if they don't believe that, kindly point them in the direction of your closest retailer that is now rife with all sorts of signs and floor graphics. JB

Waterjet with no abrasive can cut faster than a router and produce a better edge. JB

So there's been some rumblings that if all small business came back online instantaneously there would be major supply chain issues due to the lack of general resources. Given the current TP debacle, how many restaurants and businesses could still remain closed due to the lack of necessary...

Yes...I do believe there is a drastic difference here...essentially they're talking clothed vs unclothed. In social settings, one is considered a mere faux pas, while the other can get you arrested. JB

Yep...but look how deeply it is steeped in our DNA. So let's go back to reel to reel or cassette decks...you know...when people "stole" the top 10 countdown off the radio...or when they "stole" their favorite song off the radio after calling in to request it...or when the Xerox made it possible...