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SebastienL

SebastienL

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Hi everybody,

I'm a graphic designer/cnc programmer/technical drawer.
I work at a place called Optima here in Gatineau, Quebec. That's right across the Outaouais river from Ottawa, our nation's capital.
We are a large format print shop as well as a fabrication shop. We do large format printing, vehicle wraps, trade show exhibits and furniture fabrication.

I came upon Signs 101 while searching for a solution to cutting Coroplast on our CNC router. I can't get a clean cut, I always get fraid edges 'cause of the flutes. I think I found an answer, I've ordered some tools that someone recommended. I'll let you know how it goes as soon as I received them.

Anyway, I have a background in machining. I've machined all kinds of different materials,from PVC to hardenned stainless steel, each with it's own particular set of problems. So if you have machinning questions, send them my way.

Have a nice day...
 
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wimbley

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(from Atlanta) Welcome to Signs101 SebastienL!

We wanted to take a moment to introduce ourselves. We are a national wholesale dimensional sign supplier specializing in sandblasted and routed sign projects. Here are a couple typical examples of our work:

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Again, welcome to Signs101 and happy exploring!
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copythat

copythat

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Welcome Aboard

SebastienL said:
Hi everybody,

I'm a graphic designer/cnc programmer/technical drawer.
I work at a place called Optima here in Gatineau, Quebec. That's right across the Outaouais river from Ottawa, our nation's capital.
We are a large format print shop as well as a fabrication shop. We do large format printing, vehicle wraps, trade show exhibits and furniture fabrication.

I came upon Signs 101 while searching for a solution to cutting Coroplast on our CNC router. I can't get a clean cut, I always get fraid edges 'cause of the flutes. I think I found an answer, I've ordered some tools that someone recommended. I'll let you know how it goes as soon as I received them.

Anyway, I have a background in machining. I've machined all kinds of different materials,from PVC to hardenned stainless steel, each with it's own particular set of problems. So if you have machinning questions, send them my way.

Have a nice day...
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