Not your Momma's V-carved sign...

[Mobius]

So my Father In Law slash business partner wanted a sign for his season RV site. This is what we came up with (sorry for the crappy cell phone picture):



A nice simple V-carved cedar sign.

[Mobius]

But wait, look what happens when the shop lights get turned off:

[highpockets]

Nice sign and and interesting twist.

Well done.

[PaulRowntree]

Nice work! How long can it glow-in-the-dark?

[subsea]

Nice... Is there any end to the amount of really cool fonts?
- Bill

[Beltramidave]

Very cool! What is the font? What type of paint is that?

[Mobius]

Font for the main lettering is called Penshurst.

This type project is one I've been wanting to do since the day we picked up the CNC. I pocketed a piece of acrylic into the back of the sign, leaving a 1/16" veneer on the front. The acrylic was glued in, and a piece of aluminum with LEDs attached was screwed on from the back (aluminum acts as a heatsink, support for the LEDs, support for the acrylic, and a reflective backing for the LEDs).





The end goal is to have a solar powered, color changing sign for the RV, sorting out the electronics and some sort of folding stand for the sign and the solar panels is the next step.

[Phil]

VERY COOL!! Impressive

Phil

[InstrumentTech]

Love this sign, very nice work.

[Beltramidave]

Impressive!! BTW, how do you like your CRP Pro?

Dave

[Mobius]

Impressive!! BTW, how do you like your CRP Pro?

Dave

I'm very happy with it, the only issues I've had with it were due to my own assembly mistakes.