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Shop signs

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I tend to hang my horse shoes at an angle so a little luck spills into the shop.
Here's my signs. The wood sign is portable to hang at demos.
Gobbler
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Good job, a little technical guidance for anyone hanging a swinging sign. I note yours has the hangers facing in the same direction.

The suspension hooks on the support bar should face in opposite directions so that if a gust of wind causes the sign to swing high, it will only disengage one of the mountings and not allow the sign to become totaly detached and a safety risk if anyone is in close proximity to where it may land.

I did this one several years back. It's a wall mounted sign. The center is all stainless steel and as stainless warps when you weld it, I sunk it before welding. The curve prevents warping and gives a 3-D look. All of the c-scrolls are hand forged and riveted on. Also included a detail of the dragon on top.

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Good job, a little technical guidance for anyone hanging a swinging sign. I note yours has the hangers facing in the same direction.

The suspension hooks on the support bar should face in opposite directions so that if a gust of wind causes the sign to swing high, it will only disengage one of the mountings and not allow the sign to become totaly detached and a safety risk if anyone is in close proximity to where it may land.


My hooks actually swivel. The lady that took the photos positioned them to her liking for the pic.
Gobbler

Thats fine, but the statement is still valid, how you suspend a sign is your choice, a swivelling hook will also be prone to wearing with time, depending on how much movement you have in them.

It was not a criticism, just trying to point out a potential problem for anyone thinking of suspending a swinging sign

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Got the sign 99% finished, I put it up at a civil war reinactors camp last saturday, it was pretty well recieved!

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Great sign Randy! Well done.

Frosty the Lucky.


Got the sign 99% finished, I put it up at a civil war reinactors camp last saturday, it was pretty well recieved!


Good grief Mike! First post and the pics are HUGE files that'd take a lonnnng time downloading even with our respectible connection speed. This time however, they're itty bitty .:blink:

I'd really like to see your sign.

Frosty the Lucky.

Good grief Mike! First post and the pics are HUGE files that'd take a lonnnng time downloading even with our respectible connection speed. This time however, they're itty bitty .:blink:

I'd really like to see your sign.

Frosty the Lucky.


Mike`s got his mojo workin`.
First time I`ve seen the pics get smaller when clicked!Neat trick Mike.

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