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If you are going to be cutting and mitering things like signbox extrusion that is 200 or 300mm deep you will need something with a bigger table like the LS1214

top two sections are internally illuminated.

Find a local tube bender or as Mike Pro says slot the rear of the extrusion with a sliding saw.

OK, managed to get the jpg thumbnails on to the desktop buy can't seem to transfer it to my post.

Not so much in the shop but out in the car park. 20150130_093828.jpg.html 20150208_120653.jpg.html 20150210_141736.jpg.html 20150210_141725.jpg.html

You must be right, Photo Bucket's always seems to altering things. Adding photos to a thread now, transferring them from the desktop leaves me with no thumbnail just the link.

Thanks Fred. Will do the extra step, just being lazy. odd that it use to work before?

Has anyone had any issues posting pics from photo bucket recently? I've had no problem in the past using the direct link but now the only way I can insert an image is to uncheck the "retrieve remote file" box but then the photo is too large. Am I doing something wrong?

We are using these a lot these days but they're in Australia. http://surefootfootings.com.au/

No way!!???

Hi Keith, Returns are soldered with a 300W iron and 50/50 lead solder. Faces were waterjet cut.

Bly, That whole building is not our shop just the two roller doors behind the sign, left is office and graphics room , right is the fab shop. S'N'S, We're in Melbourne, just have some work for Fed Uni at the moment.

The first unit is ready to go apart from the missing letter centre the powder coater lost. Obviously I'm not going to get all seven done before Christmas.

Hi, does anyone have an opinion on Rishang leds? Our supplier has been selling us these for the last year or so, no issues as yet just wondering if there were any known or long term problems?

A lot of flex face extrusions can be slotted to allow it to curve, I've done this in the past for a 3 metre dia disc. with the cover trim fitted it looked perfect.

Big stuff this week and probably for quite some weeks to come. I have seven of these to build before Christmas. It will be clad in 3mm aluminium with cut through text in the centre and RH sections. The LH section is a window or picture frame that the customer wants to encourage people to...

Thanks Pat, high praise indeed but I'm just a humble employee plus I don't think you'd like the commute. As for advice in regards to fab letters? Patients, rushing and taking short-cuts makes letters look terrible, you want the return to match the contour perfectly.

I do like fabricated stainless steel but keeping mirror stainless scratch free while fabricating is a pain. I knocked this out today. In hindsight I would have fabed the cross differently, the returns of the cross were done in quarters so there is a "vertical" seam in each straight section...

+1 on the flexface.

I don't think that heating and bending one corner at a time will produce a good fit around your frame. Ideally you would heat the whole sheet in an oven 'till it's floppy then wrap it around a mould that is the same shape as your frame. The problem is finding an oven large enough, maybe make...