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Not really another business but I do all kinds of other creative stuff besides signs. Here's an example of an ongoing interesting sideline I have.

Jargon

Uncle Bob

dafont has fonts sorted under headings like that.

Myriad Pro Light Condensed Italic

mael

I was using it just the other day.

Signpainters Gothic.

I'd say the first is Adventure and the second is Staccato

Forgot to add .... the offset path that has been recolored will be behind the text that you changed to curves

Here's what I do: Ungroup the text after you convert it to outlines. Select those outlines and apply the offset path .... that will be grouped - but not with the outlined letters. Change the color of the offset path.

Old Claude?

Hold the shift key down while dragging to keep it proportional.

....and definitely get a downcut spiral bit. I don't have a CNC machine but I do route a few signs. A downcut bit will greatly reduce any chipping.

Have a look at this thread on a cnc forum. http://www.talkshopbot.com/forum/messages/315/31314.html?1213286013

Pretty cool. http://createdigitalmotion.com/2009/07/16/fonts-made-by-motion-of-a-car-as-designers-race-driver-meet/

All of the above .... Beffle is a free download on http://www.dafont.com/

Beffle

You can find it at ..... http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/search/100808017/23186.html

FontExplorerX will locate every font on your computer and present them in easily searchable lists. Turn on/activate any you want to use and they're instantly available in Illustrator. It also will give you a preview of any words you type in in any font you select so you can see what it will look...