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fabricated signage: coleg llandrillo
Just thought I’d post a job we completed a few weeks back. The letters are individually cut dibond. The logo at the top is printed from a “jetsolver”, mounted onto white dibond and jigsawed out. Fitted with the aid of a cherry picker.
Col
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Looks pretty cool – What material is the monolith and how did you fix the letters?
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Looks really good. nice and clean design!! It’s certainly a sign and a half!
😀Would be interested in knowing how the fitting went, how many guys/girls it took.
Regards
Stephen & Carrie
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Hi Stephen / Carrie
Myself and one other fitter working from a cherry picker – the whole job took less than 5 hours to fit. That includes struggling with paper templates on a pretty windy day but other wise it was quite trouble free. The logo was awkward as it got windier the higher up you went and the panel itself isn’t small. I like the end result anyway – it’s going into my portfolio along with the “beware of the dog” signs I usually make.
Thanks for all your comments.
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Yeh, I know – It must be something you said
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great work as always mate.. cant have been easy, but you did very well. :thumbsup:
looks pretty high.. what hight is it approx?is the jetsolver a spandex solvent printer or is that jetster? 🙄
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Thanks Rob:
It’s about 15 metres total height – not too scary but it was quite windy so the cherry picker was dancing around a lot and the templates had to be stuck down very quickly.
The Jetsolver is basically a converted Roland Hi-Fi jet – bought from AIT. We’ve been using it for over 3 years now and after a shaky start, getting used to all the maintenance it seemed to require, it’s been a fantastic purchase. The print quality is very good at 720 dpi and the colours are vivid. The only drawback is the print speed which is about 2 running metres per hour @ 720. The inks are Solvent based using refillable cartridges.
Col
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