http://sjvwc.net/coppermine/displayimage.php?album=lastup&cat=10036&pos=0 (http://sjvwc.net/coppermine/displayimage.php?album=lastup&cat=10036&pos=0)
Found a place on the web that makes these cutom for you, $12.50 with shipping. I just could not help myself :icon_twisted:
LOVE IT!!
Put a link to the place on the links page.
Quote from: LoveBus (jack) on July 16, 2008, 05:48:47 PM
LOVE IT!!
Put a link to the place on the links page.
I put it under other. Here's the link in case I messed up http://www.decals.ws/category.php?category_id=55 (http://www.decals.ws/category.php?category_id=55)
thats funny,
I have most of that clip art but no vinyl plotter. didn't think they were that popular
Haha! That's great! Hey, BTW I can carve any of those clipart logos via CNC router...in the event that the club needs customized plaques and things of that nature. I cut, you get to sand & paint...
-Brady
QuoteHaha! That's great! Hey, BTW I can carve any of those clipart logos via CNC router...in the event that the club needs customized plaques and things of that nature. I cut, you get to sand & paint...
do you think you could do a "License Plate Topper" out of aluminum ?
if so how expensive would it be ? and what would you need in the way of design ? I've had an idea for quite a while and I'm just wondering if its worth it.
If you send me the vector design, I'll have a good idea about what's involved. I also do 3D laser scanning, so if you have a 3D trinket that you want to incorporate into the design (or some other application - mechanical or decorative), it's a possibility. You can visit my website for the email address to send the artwork.
-Brady
WOW! great web site, I'm impressed!
My idea is simple but I really don't have it down yet. I'm thinking of something like the club logo done as a license plate topper. Usually these things can be sand cast but I'd think a CNC version in metal would be much more accurate.
I'll try to figure out what dimensions this could be, I also have vector ( eps. ai. ) of the club logo so that wouldn't be a problem.
Best bet would be to CNC machine a master & then have it sand cast, if you know someone who does that. Then you can have a run of them made for the club...etc. I don't think I would want to machine several copies of frames...it would be too expensive in billet AL.
-Brady
Quote from: njgt-1 on July 16, 2008, 07:37:39 PM
thats funny,
I have most of that clip art but no vinyl plotter. didn't think they were that popular
Now if only you knew where you could borrow the use of a plotter..... ;)
BO** BO** I just ordered a tee shirt from them, BUT had to do it over the phone
(thank goodness I still have 800 minutes left on my calling card) :icon_cheers:
I think you guys will get a kick out of it (but I'm not telling %52)
Bud KGKGKG