I didn't start out to cut signs, but I sure do enjoy this work.
This sign was a proof for myself. Not going to the customer. Their sign looked better!
http://www.mvww.org/Rolling%20River%20Sign%20014%20(Small).jpg
I didn't start out to cut signs, but I sure do enjoy this work.
This sign was a proof for myself. Not going to the customer. Their sign looked better!
http://www.mvww.org/Rolling%20River%20Sign%20014%20(Small).jpg
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Ed,
Nice - it's always good to be able to show off the proof as 'good enuf' quality. It's crazy how we over-criticize our work sometimes. It's the hard part for someone who starts this out as a hobby not as a living. I'm sure they would have taken either the proof or the actual product - especially if it was better than this.
So - what did you improve upon? I can't see flaws unless the camera did you favors in the picture?!?!?
How did you make it? What's the material? You say you cut it - was it cut with laser or cnc or by hand...?
Take care...
Steve Beckham
Epilog Mini 24 with 45 Watt, Ricoh GX 7000 Sublimation, Corel X3, Corel X4 and PhotoGrav, Recently replaced the two 'used' SWF machines with brand new Barudans.
That looks superb! Do you mind me asking what's the material - CNC'd Corian, lasered and laminated Rowmark or am I completely off?
Judging by the "mottled" edge of the sign, I'm guessing it's Corian, Avonite or some other man-made, stone-like product.
David "The Stunt Engraver" Lavaneri
Ed- That looks just beautiful! I'd love to know more about your materials and assembly process. Care to share?
Happy to share. This sign is my January article on the ShopBot website.
I will submit it tomorrow or the next day and ShopBot gets them up quickly so take a look at the ShopBottools.com website and the link on the left to Ed Gets Started will get you to the article.
I have been having a lot of fun with this technique and getting great results.
ed
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The article is up on the ShopBot web site now.
http://www.shopbottools.com/getting_started.htm
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That is beautiful!
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