A New Angle.

Here are some shots of our latest install. We would like to thank Amy for trusting us with creating their masterpiece. Metallic latex paints were used on all surfaces of this one.

The sign was fabricated using our Multicam CNC router to carve 30lb density Precision Board Plus. All programming was handled in Enroute Pro 5.

Stop by and see this one. The pictures do it no justice.

You can find Amy and the crew at :

1114 Bowers Ave NW, New Philadelphia, OH 44663
Phone:(330) 364-5759

IMG_0065small

IMG_0060small

-Jim

Published with permission from Synergy Sign & Graphics. Source.

Awesome new signage for Park Street Pizza!

Park Street Pizza is a GO! Rocky has done some amazing work on his building, so it’s time to finish it all off with some cool new signage. Over the next 4-5 weeks, you’ll see various new signs popping up. We’ll be making a one of a kind entry sign, a new logo sign for the end of the building, and we’ll be following that up with a gorgeous new road sign. For this project we’ll be utilizing tons of cool products. Modern Masters paints , Precision Board , real cedar posts and planking, and tons of carving on our Multicam 3000 series Router.

Read More:
Awesome new signage for Park Street Pizza!

The Victorian Suite. Installed

The owners of the Victorian Suite sent us final install pics over the weekend. We would like to share them with you. This project was an example of what we can do on a tight budget. The client elected to install the project himself so that could save on install costs

View post:
The Victorian Suite. Installed

Factory Street Pub and Grill. Part 1

Here it is. Factory Street Pub and Grill. This will be the first post in a series on how we fabricate signs here at Synergy. We’ll be walking you through the shop designs, welding, carving, lighting, painting, and install on this project. We took this design in front of a historical district review panel yesterday and everyone was floored

Excerpt from:
Factory Street Pub and Grill. Part 1

Ohio Armament and the Victorian Suite

Today we delivered this little beauty. On this project we had a chance to weld, carve, paint, glaze, and fabricate wood posts. It’s fun to look back and see how far we have come in both the machinery dept. and in our overall capabilities

See the article here:
Ohio Armament and the Victorian Suite