Down on the farm

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Well they's all askin' 'bout you down on the farm. The cows as', the pigs as', the horses as' too.Now let me go find that durn cricket. (You Feat fans know what I'm sayin')Latest sign project for a local produce stand.4' tall x 16' wide 1/8" aluminum for the sign panel and some bracing welded on the back. The brackets will be mild steel.I'll show you more as it progresses.Brian LeonardAppalachian Ironworks L.L.C.434 Long Branch Rd, Marshall, NC 28753828 649 9966828 702 [email protected]
Reply:What? no goats?  Well darned nice sign anywho...Lincoln Power MIG 215Lincoln WeldPak 3200HDLincon ProCut 25Lincoln WeldanPower 225 AC/DCIf all else fails... buy more tools
Reply:Yea, very nice sign. Did they give you the artwork or did you have to come up with that too? I like the design of the center splice so it can come apart easily when needed.Some good views of your shop ceiling too .:-)   It looks high enough to be able to fabricate just about anything without running out of head room.CharleyMiller MM252Miller Bobcat 225NTMiller DialArc HF / DIY Cooler2 Victor O/A TorchsetsMilwaukee 8" Metal SawMilwaukee Dry Cut "Chop" Saw 5 Ton Wallace Gantry Various Grinders, Benders, etc.
Reply:Originally Posted by CharleyLYea, very nice sign. Did they give you the artwork or did you have to come up with that too? I like the design of the center splice so it can come apart easily when needed.Some good views of your shop ceiling too .:-)   It looks high enough to be able to fabricate just about anything without running out of head room.Charley