Blogs
Complex pub sign – part one
Last week I received a request to build a file for another pub sign for the same fellow I did some for a while back. It is not often I build files that I do not design and route but Dave’s work is just so fine and challenging that I find it hard to resist. Dave is in the process of building a new building to house a router of his own
Kel-Mor signs
Because the little dump truck is to be paraded out onto the ice between periods at local hockey games it is important that the customer’s name be extra large on the side. Lettering on the doors simply wouldn’t have worked
Coastal Enterprises on Pinterest!
We now have an official Coastal Enterprises Pinterest page. Visit us at: http://www.pinterest.com/precisionboard and check out some amazing signs and engineering projects!
Just a few details on the router
On some projects we use our router for only small bits of the whole. A current project, a small dump truck built over a golf cart chassis is a perfect example.
Sign Magic Workshop – New Jersey
It is not often that opportunity knocks twice. Hurricane Sandy forced the postponement of the previously scheduled Sign Magic Workshop in Hackensack, New Jersey.
Racing Concrete Canoes Part 1: Creating the Mold
How many races have you seen consisting of 220 concrete canoes? The American Society of Civil Engineers hosts a yearly competition of 220 different colleges and universities to design, build and race a canoe made of concrete. Alicia Veach, project manager for the...
Ready to go!
This afternoon I received word the truck would arrive first thing tomorrow morning. It was time to move the sign out onto the parking lot in readiness.
PBLT-30 On The Cover! Congratulations Gary Johnson!
Gary Johnson, owner of The Great American Sign Company of Basking Ridge, NJ recently had his Precision Board Plus PBLT-30 project featured on the cover of Sign Builder Illustrated. Built for the Community Garden at the Library in Bedminster, NJ, Gary designed and...
The sun shines!
Today our LED lighting arrived from Heico Lighting. The LED lights they manufacture are unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. They use a contactless technology, meaning there are no wires to hook up or solder.