In the words of the great Marky... mate chubby mate sexual mate, mate.

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Lol

Will look better in Kinectic though!

Stop it you nut

Now you know how I felt when you spotted 100 Kinectic utes a day!!!!! Haha

Edited May 8, 201214 yr by PAZZOnegger

If you want hi gloss don't use timber. it will absorb the paint and well there is no point ruining a good stick! Try if you can (and don't want to actually carry anything on it) maybe per specs or some kind of black plastic. Then get your logo printed into a sticker and stick it to the plastic. Might give you a transparent look and bugger all weight...

If not then 19mm form ply comes in a relatively glossy black and I think it can be painted pretty easily.

just get a sign company to make up something that they can stick down over top, as mentioned above perspex for eg, or sheet of steel/metal etc.

Edited May 8, 201214 yr by Ford Freak

just use marine ply or form ply. comes black, is weather proof and would paint well

Will be a lot of weight difference between the sign writing and the timber..win!

Acrylic/perspex doesnt sit flat in heat, also can become brittle in time. I can do all of that at sign company I contract for, considered it and asked the questions.

Jd and now a few others have suggested marine ply, so that's the way Im going.

It comes in 2400x1200 sheets so I will have to join 2 together. However when its in the cnc router I will run little v grooves down it every 90mm to give the effect of decking butted together. This will also disguise the join.

Win!

Smart idea! Should be called cleverdick lol. Everything going to be flush with top of outside frame yeh?

Flush, sunk in 3mm to start of radius on rhs frame or proud a few mm with chamfer all round ?