mabscotthandyman

Hello and welcome.

We have had a somewhat mild winter with several small snown but nothing over about 4 or 5 inches which is very unusal here

Very nice looking garage and work ....never cared for corvettes...but nice garage

Welcome from West Virginia

Hello Lisa and welcome

Welcome from West Virginia

looks great

hello and welcome

hello and welcome any of the three are good machines there are differences in all three that make them different.

Hello and welcome and yes your photos are spectacular

Hello and welcome

Some plastic letters i did Christmas day

glass shop polished edges

@ wild goose no actually you use a combination stud and pad mounting the pad is adjustable along the threaded stud to adjust to offsets and the stud goes into holes you drill from a pattern you apply a good commercial/industrial silicone to hold them in pace. quite simple really

BTW guys thanks for the kind remarks

And there are also metal letters, backlighted channel letters, logos and shapes there isnt much that gemini cant produce. And like slice said very good profit from the sale and install of demisonal letters.

that i have seen Just $3000.00 over your budget lol but the only viable option i have seen for heavy duty cutting.

http://www.cutterpros.com/prodimages/ProCut-Servo-4800-Industrial-High-Force-Contour-Vinyl-Cutter-By-Saga-SAGA-1350III-1-L.jpg This may be one option.

Yeah I watched that on the news yesterday

All looks good

Slice is correct those are Gemini letters I have installed literally thousands of them in the last 20 year's.

Had to replace the 95 f150 the rust is overtaking it it has over a quarter million miles but still runs and drives great but wont pass state saftey inspections because of the rust. Replaced it with a 94 f150 with the same running gear 300 il 6 with just over 100,000 miles and no rust. This is a $2000.00 truck that should last at least 5 years or more more likely in the 10/15 year range yep it will probably out last me.

Welcome from West Virginia i had several jeep cj s in the 70s just bought a 89 wrangler with 78,000 miles to fix up. It was garage kept so the body is decent. The complete top needs redone the windows are very yellow. It will ma good projet.

Welcome young fella. I am 66 and act 21 but its only a act that is for sure.

Looks good Scott