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General Scroll Saw Talk / Re: 2 Weeks of Shows
« on: October 15, 2012, 11:25:53 am »
Tony
The sign is made of 1/8 Baltic birch. I cut some 3/4 X 1 inch strips and nailed them around the perimeter for support. The letters are cut from 1/4 inch ply and glued. The other side is actually a banner I had made at Staples. Reads the same. If I had it to do over, I would skip the banner and use cut out letters on both sides. The pole is 1/1/2 inch PVC. Look real close and you can see a small block of wood between the PVC and the frame, upright side. It is bolted in an has two purposes. 1 It keeps the sign from swinging and 2 the screw going thru the PVC and into the frame provides a stop for the pole. The pole is 1" rigid electrical conduit 10' long. slid the PVC over the conduit and this allows the sign to pivot in the wind. I used eye hooks on the top to secure the PVC to the frame so that I could hang the sign if needed. I just lash the conduit to the canopy leg with Velcro. I got this idea from a video I saw a while back Might have been from Steve's sight, but I can not find it now. The scroll sawyer that made the video had a sign similar that ssi PUZZLES. It is a long video but well worth the watch. I would love to give him credit.
The sign is made of 1/8 Baltic birch. I cut some 3/4 X 1 inch strips and nailed them around the perimeter for support. The letters are cut from 1/4 inch ply and glued. The other side is actually a banner I had made at Staples. Reads the same. If I had it to do over, I would skip the banner and use cut out letters on both sides. The pole is 1/1/2 inch PVC. Look real close and you can see a small block of wood between the PVC and the frame, upright side. It is bolted in an has two purposes. 1 It keeps the sign from swinging and 2 the screw going thru the PVC and into the frame provides a stop for the pole. The pole is 1" rigid electrical conduit 10' long. slid the PVC over the conduit and this allows the sign to pivot in the wind. I used eye hooks on the top to secure the PVC to the frame so that I could hang the sign if needed. I just lash the conduit to the canopy leg with Velcro. I got this idea from a video I saw a while back Might have been from Steve's sight, but I can not find it now. The scroll sawyer that made the video had a sign similar that ssi PUZZLES. It is a long video but well worth the watch. I would love to give him credit.