Making a Sign for a Million Dollar Beachfront Home
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- Опубліковано 21 тра 2020
- I made this sign to go on a beach home in North Carolina using my CNC router and Oramask 813. The Oramask makes painting the letters a breeze.
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Just ran across your channel Freddie, I was in printing and designing newspapers and auctions brochures and signs, I always love a challenge in anything, just like you do even it be metal,wood or what ever, Love ❤️ and enjoy your Channel , you do a great job putting your ideas and thoughts in affect, and giving it 💯% , keep up the good work , and I’ll keep watching 👍👍👍
Great looking sign...fun to watch you working on it!
Thanks John. Good to hear from you buddy.
I’m into sign making too. Nice and clean job
Looks great. Good use of those moving boxes to put underneath. Keep up the good work!!
Thanks Adam. I appreciate you watching an checking in!
Simple and clean, looks great!
Thanks Tyler.
Fantastic
Beautiful Sign Fred. The purple/white turned out great. Hope all is well with you and the new shop is progressing. Have a great Memorial Day weekend. Stay safe my friend.
Thanks Jeff. All is good here. Progress is happening on the shop but it has been slow. Been working on getting approvals and permits. The City hasn't given me too much drama but it has been slow going. Hope to start showing tangible progress very soon! Stay healthy!
Incredible! So glad I found your videos. Subscribed!
Thank you!
Turned out looking good well done.
Thanks for watching Scruffy.
Really nice. Thanks for sharing.
Hope you are doing well. Stay safe my friend.
So good to hear from you Jess. Thanks for checking in!
If that's going outside, I'll be interested how well that sealer coat of shellac holds up to the weather. Shellac usually isn't a fan of moisture.
The sign turned out nice! Amazing what modern machinery can do in an hour that would take a Craftsman days or weeks. I finally got the nerve to 'adjust' my YTube screename and it is working out fine so far, thanks for the info a while back Fred. Hope your doing well, take care.
Thanks Ozz. I like the new screen name!
Very nice buddy! Have a great weekend.
Thanks Mark. You too!
I love it, dude!!!!
Thanks Chris. :-)
Greets from the UK ! Great Job Feddie!
John! So good to hear from you. I do hope you are safe and healthy over there. I've thought about you from time to time since all this has been going on lately. Stay healthy John.
Excellent job. All is well here. Got pout today
So good to hear from you Dave. I forgot to check in with you this week. I'm sorry man. I'll call and check on you soon!
Very well done 👍
Thanks Darrell. Nice to hear from you man.
Beautiful sign. Question: Why did you only have to fix the straight areas? Was it a different bit? Thx
Great work Man
Thanks Richard.
Great Video and Sign Feddie!
Thanks Cory. Been wanting to catch up with you. Let's talk soon.
what sort of paint do you use for wood?
Very cool 😎👍
Thanks Dave
Nice Job Fred. It sounds like it should be a bar name.
hahaha. Yes! Let's start that bar!
Nice job Fred. Pity it's not a million dollar sign for a beach front home! Btw - was over in NC this time last year! (Loved it!)
Did you shellac the letters before painting to maker them smoother? I’ve been zeroing my vbit then moving it up manually a few thousands, zeroing there, them after the first cut setting the zero back and recutting. Greatly improves the cut quality and reduces sanding. I guess the shellac has the added benefit of sealing the partial end grain that’s been exposed too.
I’ll gave to check out the film, I’ve been using the painters tape, it’s mostly successful but there’s always cleanup.
Thanks for watching Andrew. The shellac seals the engraving and helps to prevent bleed in the grain. I've used painters tape. Was one of the pioneers of that technique I think. BUT, the Oramask is much much better. Give it a try!
What size v bit are you using?
why did you paint two different colors on the board?
Hey Fred, Nice sign. Need to do something similar for a flag I'm making.. Was going to suggest the down cutting bit as well ;)
Stay safe!!
Thanks Nick. I used a compression bit. I thought the down cut portion of the cutter would shear the mask clean but it didn't work out that way. I had that cutter and a downcut laying side by side and I thought I would experiment. Now I know. :-)
That looks awesome! If you don't mind me asking, how much does something like that cost?
Thanks for watching Brian. I'd be happy to share info about cost but not here. Send me an email and I'll break it down for you. fred@redneckdiy.com
Nice job Feddie!
Thanks Edison. This sign is going on a home down your way. :-)
@@GotItMade really! That's Awesome.
This really makes me want a CNC. I need a bigger shop.
Hey Mark. The CNC has opened up so many things to me. No regrets with having it. :-)
Why the blue paint first???
Great signs! What software do you use? I tried my first V carve using Fusion 360. I have lots to learn.
Thanks Mudd. I use V-Carve Pro. I've never tried toolpathing in Fusion. I hear is can be finicky?
@@GotItMade It has not been easy. I just can't get the hang of Fusion 360. I am self taught (with the help of youtube), and fairly proficient at SketchUp, but Fusion is whoopin me.
Isn't it nice to have good equipment to make it look easy. Every shop should have a CNC!
Thanks for watching Karl. Yes, the CNC opens so any possibilities!
Usually the bits will eat up the mask, i am surprised this worked well!
Hi. I live in Argentina and the other day i made a sign for my wife with the same technique using a cover material called here CONTACT (is used to cover books for the kids in the school) this material here is a lot cheaper than the oracal covers, 6 times lower than oracal, I use DOWN CUT bit to avoid that tears in the mask.
Thanks for watching Arturo. I need to find the product you are talking about because the Oracle is a bit expensive. I used a compression bit thinking the down cut portion of the cutter would shear the mask before it could lift up. It didn't do so well that way but it was fairly easy to clean up. Stay healthy Arturo.
@@GotItMade www.amazon.com/Adhesive-Decorative-Waterproof-Stain-Resistant-Furniture/dp/B07P4MFWKB/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&keywords=self+adhesive+pvc&qid=1590250165&sr=8-8
@@GotItMade Is a self adhesive pvc film.
Looks really nice Feddy! Now, make another 1,000 of them in 20 days and we'll talk :). You know I'm just kidding you!
Hahaha. Man I don't want your life! :-)
👍👍👍👍nice
Thanks Gib., Great to hear from you man.
What type of wood did you use
Hickory.
Where can you get a beachfront house for only a million?
Nice job! This is the sound of grocery money being made!
Hahaha. Thanks Dave. Yeah, this one bought a few. :-)
BTW, down cut vs. upcut is your friend when using your mask.
It was a compression bit. I thought the down cut tip would make a clean shear in the mask on the initial cut but..... didn't work out that way...... :-)
These people must be new money.
The sign is really cool, but if I had a million dollar beachfront property, I would be commissioning you (or whoever) to do a fine hand carved sign. I wouldn't even care if you used the router to do all the heavy lifting, as long as a craftsman came along with a gouge and other knives and/or chisels and put detail on every square inch of surface, _with_ a carved pelican! And made of stained purple heart wood, that paint looks more like camp tikihama than a million dollar beachfront (no offense to you, I know some customers have really weird taste).
Cool video!
Thanks for watching Zero. I don't know much about the owners. I did this through their GC. I used the paint color code they requested. In my line of work I can't critique what the client wants. Just do it and get paid. :-)
@@GotItMade Yeah, I know. It's not like some car painters who consider themselves "artists", so they'll refuse certain colors and color schemes, because they think it makes their shop look trashy and non-artistic. Who looks at a stack of money and says, "no, I care more about my reputation".😆
I love the videos where you are not talking.
Not too bad sir...not...too...bad.
Thanks Chris. :-)
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