We love using Precision Board in our shop to create unique dimensional signs and we go through literally tons of it each year. Precision Board is versatile and easy to work with as it accepts almost any finish and is durable over the long haul. Even so, it is rare that we only use Precision..
In our previous blog, we discussed the design and initial routing of the Zoe’s Pizza sign, including insight into how we constructed the welded steel frame. Today we’re going to look at how we create the final textures, colors, and glazes for the finished piece.
For the third year in a row we are designing and fabricating a bunch of dimensional signs for a great customer in Nebraska. This sign is for a pizza restaurant on the property, named after a granddaughter Zoe.
This guest blog is written by Adam Carlson with CNC Tahoe. He talks about how a local sign company, Dollar Signs and Graphics, approached him to carve two large crosses with roses around them for a new sign they were making for a local church.
The Hazelnut Inn is very large and the most detailed project we have ever taken on, so it will take a long time to complete. We’ve been at it four years so far and it will be at least another year before the first suite is open to guests. But we are making great progress and it is looking spectacular!
