Epoxy and Wood CNC Sign
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Making a sign based on a logo made by a graphic designer for the Denver Broncos
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Love it good job
Thank you for the kind words.
looks great... even better that i'm a bronco fan, in las vegas??? GO BRONCOS
Thanks so much 🙏 Go Broncos
Very nice , great job/
@@ChadsCustomCreations Heck yeah!!
I don't know if you mentioned it in the video, but what about the UV stability of the resin and how does it withstand the changes of seasons and weather?
From what I’ve seen if you go clear it will eventually yellow if outdoors.
Pigmented epoxy will do much better I believe.
how did you deal with epoxy on the white?
Being very careful and wiping it off with Q tips
Nice work!! Try laying your level flat. Should be able to check level all ways at the same time. Good to double check your first time with another level that it’s also level flat but way faster and more accurate if it is.
Omg duh I 🙄 I would have never thought of that had you not said that but now it's so obvious. Thank you.
@@ChadsCustomCreations what Cnc machine do you use?
@@ryancheshire9603 still using the x carve by inventables got it back in 2018.
This is awesome. How did you find the cnc plans for the broncos logo? Did you make them yourself? I am looking to make something similar but for a different team. Thanks
I find good images on line and manipulate them and create my own svgs using inkscape
I see bubbles in the epoxy, was this something that you learned to fix?
This was so long ago I cannot remember off the top of my head but if there were bubbles you can use a heat guy or torch to pop the surface bubbles. If the bubbles continue to come up it would have been best for me to have sealed the wood first with like a polyacrylic spray or even a thin coat of epoxy first.
@@ChadsCustomCreations that is for your reply, yes epoxy has a learning curve to perfect as well
Great looking sign! But how did you mount it to the brick wall??
Thank you. That's just my display wall. There is a masonry screw in the brick and the back of the sign has a metal sawtooth picture hanger.
holy crap... trying to mix to get blue in a blue cup. i'm out
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