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Phill Fenton: Some photos of our recent sign work.
A varied selection of some jobs carried out over the last year
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A nice mixture Phill :claps:
What did you use to wrap the counter and tops?
Looking to do my kitchen at home as we are looking to sell and needs a little refresh.
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Looking good Phill what material is the hanging sign on copper & penny
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Good stuff Phill, don’t know about you but I’m finding the back door only jobs are flying off the shelves.
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Well done Phill – your still at it then !
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David – I used architectural wrapping vinyl from Wm. Smith for the counter top, and conventional Oracal 551 series vinyl for the fronts
Colin – The hanging sign is just a flat metal plate powder coated white from ashby along with the bracket. The sign itself was printed onto vinyl, laminated then applied to both sides of the plate
Kevin – yes I have done quite a few last year – I think they’re popular becasue whilst not being as expensive as a full wrap – they can still be very striking when allied to conventional vinyl graphics
Dave – I’m still at it and enjoying it :thumbsup:
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Great work Phill and good to see you diversifying from the norm and doing the counter work!
Are you still doing the flat cut letters via the CNC router? -
quote Robert Lambie:Great work Phill and good to see you diversifying from the norm and doing the counter work!
Are you still doing the flat cut letters via the CNC router?Yup. The old CNC machine gets fired up from time to time mainly to make up flat cut lettering
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quote Phill Fenton:quote Robert Lambie:Great work Phill and good to see you diversifying from the norm and doing the counter work!
Are you still doing the flat cut letters via the CNC router?Yup. The old CNC machine gets fired up from time to time mainly to make up flat cut lettering
I still think it’s amazing you built that start to finish on your own and then start profiting from producing products with it. Great seeing it is still earning it’s keep. [emoji106]
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