Recent content by Lauren-R

As of now its 46" high, 8" wide, would have cut out vertical lettering, and 2 bends to make it like a free standing sign. Plus more details in the drawing. Cannot find many people that cut galvanized steel or being able to bend it as well. Suggestions on places to contact for this type of work...

As of now its 46" high, 8" wide, would have cut out vertical lettering, and 2 bends to make it like a free standing sign. Plus more details in the drawing. Cannot find many people that cut galvanized steel or being able to bend it as well. Suggestions on places to contact for this type of work?

Have a client with a backlit cabinet in their high-end watch store. The image clarity is perfect but the sizing is 70.5"x62.62h". I am wanting to use duratrans but the company I wanted to use that totes 4000dpi says they can't offer the oversized (larger than 48") because Kodak stopped making...

My boss is very nonchalant about reminding me that since i'm not vaccinated, he wont pay for my days if I get sick with Covid. It was super awkward when he was the one to get it over the holiday and new year.

Customer wants to get his logo onto jigsaw style karate mats. They are textured and don't really allow things to stick to them. I'm thinking that they direct print or something but even that seems like it would flake off after repeated wear (pressured Has anyone done something like this...

Thanks everyone for their suggestions and advice! I live in California, don't have an on staff engineer to confirm these things with (changing that in a few months hopefully), and the wall is a super textured stucco. Not going to move forward with this client based on the above principal that...

Client is requesting large dimensional letters, each one is around 46"x46". To be mounted to building front, WITHOUT using studs or hardware of any sort. They claim the landlord wont allow them to drill into the face of the building. This seems almost impossible to do. Considering formed plastic...

I'd ask a company like Epoxies, Etc. They offer an option for custom formulations and have great service when I've used them. https://www.epoxies.com/products/custom-epoxy-urethane-and-silicone-formulations/default.aspx

I used Briteline to do my first full print and wrap - it wasn't terrible, and was cheap considering. Get it from Grimco.

Thanks everyone who has reached out. We were able to pull a crew together for this job. This community is the best!

Need help with a large job in Los Angeles, this would be 2 weeks of installing vinyl, 2nd surface, on glass interior doors. Some form of experience or demonstrated ability to do proper installation preferred!

Oh man do I miss going to Menards.

This could be another option for LED neon, saw this laying around our shop but never used them before so not sure of pricing or quality, just another place to look. https://customneon.com/

For newer machines, a service manual can cost $10, but literally gives you visual/verbal directions on replacing parts, this is what I always recommend especially if your being asked to source the parts yourself.

70 holes doesn't take long if you have a template to use, I used to do this all the time and it only takes 10-15 mins, once you get going, they go quick, just pause every row or so to let the bit cool down some. Small bits to drill small holes isn't as hard as medium holes close to the edge of...