Looking For a supplier for Stencil material. Not Vinyl but the brown looking stuff. where you cut out the letters and use it over and over again. Or a Vendor that will cut them out for you.
Thanks Ray Posted by Stephen Faulkner (Member # 2511) on :
if you have a plotter Gerber has a couple products Lexedge and plasti-graphics I think are the name.... score cut on the plotter and pop em'out by hand.
Posted by Ray Williams (Member # 4372) on :
Steve I just talked to harbor sales, one of the suppliers I use. They will cut out anything I need for 4.95 a Sq ft. min of 5 sq ft. Made from a Poly something, like thin plastic I think. I may have these guys do it for 25.00 and charge 50.00 and never touch it. It's for a Hunt club and they don't want to spend any money, if they don't have to. Looking for the cheapest way out, theirfore I do not want to put a lot of time in it. Or the expense of a roll, and have the rest as left over,which I may be stuck with. I think this may do the trick. Thanks for your reply so soon. Ray
Posted by Michael Boone (Member # 308) on :
get someone with a router to cut them in a light gauge aluminum.
Posted by Checkers (Member # 63) on :
Hiya Ray, It's probably polystyrene. It works well as a stencil. Don't forget that harbor quotes routering and material costs seperately. To be safe, I always send the file to the cut shop and have them quote it.
Cheers,
Checkers
Posted by W. R. Pickett (Member # 3842) on :
...Ray, I use old plastic sheets of (Letraset) press-type. I have tons of it that I will never use for rubbing down letters again.
Posted by Judy Pate (Member # 237) on :
Ray, I have ordered several different stencils from Stencils On Line. I just create the file and email it to them and they cut it. They laser cut the stencils and can do decorative type stencils also. I have been very pleased with their product.They are located in Franklin,NH. Check them out : http://www.stencilsonline.com/ Judy
[ August 12, 2005, 03:24 PM: Message edited by: Judy Pate ]
Posted by Bruce Williams (Member # 691) on :
"I use old plastic sheets of (Letraset) press-type. I have tons of it that I will never use for rubbing down letters again." ------------------------- Good catch, Billy Bob. Bet lots of folks have that stuff and would like to get some use of it. How do you set it up on a plotter?
Posted by Ray Williams (Member # 4372) on :
Thanks Everyone for your suggestions. As always a place to seek information and friendly Sign People for their Help. Judy thanks for the information on stencil supplier. You have helped me before I think on Fonts, about a year ago. Thanks Again. I will be going to the show in Charlotte on the 25,26,27. Hope to see you their. Just look for a big guy on a Gold elec. Kart. 3 wheeler. Ray Williams
Posted by Ray Williams (Member # 4372) on :
Thanks Everyone for your suggestions. As always a place to seek information and friendly Sign People for their Help. Judy thanks for the information on stencil supplier. You have helped me before I think on Fonts, about a year ago. Thanks Again. I will be going to the show in Charlotte on the 25,26,27. Hope to see you their. Just look for a big guy on a Gold elec. Kart. 3 wheeler. Ray Williams
Posted by Judy Pate (Member # 237) on :
You're welcome Ray! I am thinking about making the show in Charlotte. I'll look you up for sure,Ray! Judy
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