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These are custom pieces made for a major National retailer. These are CNC machined from 3" acrylic and are cut, sanded, polished, then flamed to produce a crystal finish. Totally appearance grade from all angles and distances.
2012. Happy New Year! Smile. Live healthy. Create. Innovate. Progress. Succeed. Evolve. Repeat. Let's do this!
Just repainted my room and reorganized and it feels awesome.
©Patrick McCue 2012.
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This was an experiment to see what ordinary plywood would look like with a deeply carved pattern cut into it.
Reid Signs can navigate codes, restrictions, and other administrative hurdles to get your business on the skyline of Seattle. Whether it's on the side of one of the many office towers Downtown, or a storefront sign, Reid Signs can make it happen with great design and an ace installation team who can literally engineer and install "The Impossible".
We love to do historical restorations. We can bring old signs back from the dead with new glass, new paint, and electrical components that meet current code.
Or we can do a mix of restorative techniques where we get the sign lit again, but retain the original patina. Whatever the job may be, you can count on expert craftsmanship, beautiful paint finishes, concealed fasteners and power feeds, and a tight seamless fit.
This is a 3 layer display for a custom vehicle. We created controllable lighting that contains the colors and motion effects exactly to the layers that require them. We can have any layer be any color, and even assign fades, chases, strobes, and other effects to the layers. The 3 layers of acrylic, spacers, trim, and face bezels were all machined in house. This was a piece for SEMA in Las Vegas.
These projects use either single color or multi color programmable lighting to create the appropriate effect for the project. In some cases, the lighting is ambient room lighting.
Reid Signs stripped off the polyurethane coating from this guitar body and then produced deeply carved detail into the body and headstock
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Reid Signs stripped off the polyurethane coating from this guitar body and then produced deeply carved detail into the body and headstock
Let Reid Signs design the signage program for your office space. We perform a thorough survey and then present you with unique ideas that fit perfectly within your budget no matter what it may be. Because we are the designer and manufacturer, we are able to choose materials and finishes that perfectly compliment your office environment and stay within your cost parameters without compromising the project. We love coming up with new ways to solve old problems. One of the ways we can save you money is to design a system that YOU can maintain. Once it is installed, you never have to pay for changes again. This has been a very successful approach and is used by many of the top law firms in the country who use our systems.
We have recently completed some fun projects using Gibson and Epiphone guitars. We just completed a beautiful J45 Gibson acoustic for Tom Morello, Shipped 3 guitars to Motley Crue, and completed a large run of 300 custom guits for Jack Daniels!
I'm all moved in! This is the view from my office space at the back. My whole family worked so hard on this - from age 8 to 44. It took months to build (in-house renos). I spent a few years saving my pennies for this. I have so much more space, storage, full bathroom, office in back, big floor for classroom ... or yoga by myself. Good bye dining room. I'll be back when I'm hungry. : )
Progress shots of Greg Reid and Dane Storrusten as we were building this unique piece of multi-media art for Ruinart, the renowned French champagne house in the Champagne region of Reims. This piece will be exhibited at Art Basel in Miami Beach. After its run there, it travels to New York Museum of Arts and Design where it will go to auction. Proceeds go entirely to emerging artist programs
These are custom pieces made for a major National retailer. These are CNC machined from 3" acrylic and are cut, sanded, polished, then flamed to produce a crystal finish. Totally appearance grade from all angles and distances.
I decided to use the 3rd glass jar to fill it with all the security envelopes that I cut into small rectangles. When I can cut longer lengths, I do it, and keep them for other projects, like gift wrapping for instance.
We finished the Golden Syrup big can yesterday, I cleaned it with very hot water, and repurposed it to store my pairs of scissors. Perfect.
Oct 09th 2009
Progress shots of Greg Reid and Dane Storrusten as we were building this unique piece of multi-media art for Ruinart, the renowned French champagne house in the Champagne region of Reims. This piece will be exhibited at Art Basel in Miami Beach. After its run there, it travels to New York Museum of Arts and Design where it will go to auction. Proceeds go entirely to emerging artist programs
These are cut from 1" thick MDF and then painted to resemble a bridge style support. It was loosely patterned after the Ballard Bridge here in Seattle. The supports are designed to hold up a desktop.
These are custom pieces made for a major National retailer. These are CNC machined from 3" acrylic and are cut, sanded, polished, then flamed to produce a crystal finish. Totally appearance grade from all angles and distances.
This is a 3 layer display for a custom vehicle. We created controllable lighting that contains the colors and motion effects exactly to the layers that require them. We can have any layer be any color, and even assign fades, chases, strobes, and other effects to the layers. The 3 layers of acrylic, spacers, trim, and face bezels were all machined in house. This was a piece for SEMA in Las Vegas.
Reid Signs stripped off the polyurethane coating from this guitar body and then produced deeply carved detail into the body and headstock
A little bookshelf post, by request! :) I put together a big ol post with reviews & links of my fave crafty books that are currently my go-to's. :) Enjoy!
Blogged: michelleclement.typepad.com/blog/2011/04/my-bookshelf.html
I took a photo of the original TRC that comes on the Epiphone El Capitan acoustic bass. I carefully mic'd out the thickness, the size, and the hole placement (all 3 holes were slightly off center). I came up with a design that is my wife's initials along with 50 which corresponds to her 50th birthday when I gave her this instrument. Since we had the bass gone through by Kurt Bloch, it had become a true custom at that point, so I added those words as well. This file became the production file that I used to set up the toolpathing and cut strategies on our FlexiCam 5'x8' CNC router table. The original piece mic'd out at only.06 in thickness, but I increased it to .12 to accommodate the depth of cutting for the letters. Increasing the thickness also allowed for more aluminum to appear on the polished edge to make it more visually appealing.
This was an experiment to see what ordinary plywood would look like with a deeply carved pattern cut into it.