Really nice design. You are thinking outside the box with these great products. Good to see business is going well.
Goose, please don’t get mad, but please explain to me how this is woodworking?
I sent this as a PM but I think I want to post it here too….
I should not have to justify what I do… but to please you and no I am not mad….
It was then sanded using a drum sander and a ROS…. and the edges hand sanded….
The signs started out the same way as rough stock… went through all the woodworking processes of dressing…then laser engraved the words…could have used a pyrography burner but I have a Laser….. the posts were cut square on my bandsaw and glued to the sign…. holes were drilled using a drill press….ends of posts were rounded on the disc sander to fit in the round holes..
PS all the parts are solid wood….
I see you printed the reply, thank you! You are a gentleman as well.
Well that lumber didn’t grow that way!!! Larry is it me or is camphor laurel a species of mahogany??
Looks great Larry. It seems that there are end of applications for that lazer engraver. A pun not a misspelling!
Larry it looks great! I love the idea of the signs, and they can always be switched out, too which is nice (if they ever change flavors of yogurts). did you happen to make any extra blank signs?
on a separate note, IMO – When people question integration of computer controlled devices, they tend to expose some jealousy on their behalf, and ignorance at the possibilities they contain. CNC’s and Engravers are just TOOLS- its the person behind the computer that does the work.
Jealousy is a NASTY Cologne, and you can always tell when someone is wearing it!
i love these pieces. The variety of work is a true reflection of your art. Keep posting!