Texaco- CNC - Epoxy

CNC carved, painted and stacked, with epoxy top coat

[@davidcochran934]

Phenomenal work as always. I am starting 2 signs this week and have founds loads of inspiration by watching your videos.

[@bradscustomsigns8585]

Thanks David, glad they were helpful

[@richardpugh3434]

Very nice!

[@mye-rin]

A thing of beauty! Well done bud.

[@bradscustomsigns8585]

Thanks

[@RobertGreiner-os7um]

Incredible as always.What glue do you use when layering?

[@bradscustomsigns8585]

Thanks. I have been using Roo Glue, it is a Melamine adhesive, and it sets up very quickly.

[@mitcheldemetruk3769]

You have to stop this , now I want another one

[@RobertGreiner-os7um]

Can’t stop watching your videos and asking questions lol. Can you tell me what bits you use for your letter pockets and the letters themselves? Thanks again Brad

[@bradscustomsigns8585]

the base is 3/4" , and the second layer is all 1/2". The base was too large for my machine, so I made a circle jig for my router, everything was cut on the Shapeoko with 1/8" endmill. Since this was too big for the CNC, I didn't cut any pockets for the second layer, I used my vinyl cutter to cut stencils for the alignment

[@RobertGreiner-os7um]

For some reason my letters are slightly different shaped than the pockets, any ideas ? Thanks

[@bradscustomsigns8585]

@@RobertGreiner-os7um find me on Facebook and I'll see if I can help you figure it out

[@davidcochran934]

What do you do about the epoxy nibs that get on the back of the sign base? How do you get them off?

[@bradscustomsigns8585]

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