. The picture shows a complete sign but do you move the sign board or the Pantograph to make a complete sign. I have never done signs before.
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You move the sign piece after each letter. Mine came with an instructional video, but you can also find demo videos to watch on youtube before you buy.
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You move the board. It takes a lot of practice, so get some scrap wood to work on before. you use your good stuff. Make sure you have a smooth surface to work on. Home Depot has laminated 2 foot by 4 foot boards. That would be a good surface.
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Sign board. It's pretty simple. My son actually uses this and he picked up on it with about an hour of practice.
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The sign must be moved for each letter. Work is lined up with starting points provided on the stencils.
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I dont beleve that you can. I even took apart, to with no luck. Don't let this sign even get damp, it will fall apart.
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1. Lead was supposed to be included but was not. I am waiting to purchase some until I am set up to use it. 2.There are 25 ratios both enlarging and reducing. 3. The pantograph when fully extended is approximately 3 ft. long and one foot high. It sits about 1.5 inchies off the surface you are tracing. I can't speak to it's utility as I have not been able to use it, but that is not the fault of the contraption. I don't have the necessary work space. I plan to use a spring loaded clamp to help stabilize it as it is very lightweight.
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I don't remember if we got directions with ours (we bought two at different times), but if you lay out all the pieces, you will note there is only one way they go together. Note: It is easier if you have another person help to hold the pieces together.
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It's made of pressed cardboard on the base of the sign. It would get ruined if it was outside.Hope this helps!
1171194
Not totally! It depends on the wall where you aplied the sign. I have had run into some problems in the past, where i had to repaint. Hope this helps.
1186016
The decal comes in separate pieces. You won't get a diagram as to how to arrange the display. It'll be up to you and your imagination how you'll like it to look. I wish I could upload a pic of ours. It's very different from the one that's with the description and I think it's a better design.
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It has a chain mounted to either sides of the top of the sign. A simple nail will work to hold it up.
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Yes!! I did it like this, I held my boards up where I wanted to put them with the bottom bracket held on the wall with my hand ). Slightly off center in the waist of the board worked best( I did this solo but if someone was there to help it would have been easier) I marked around the outside of the bracket with a pencil, you cant just mark the holes because the board covers them, I installed it to the wall, put the board up on the now mounted bracket and just experimented where along the top the best pivot point was and did the same thing again. Theyve been up there for months and ive taken them down and put them back a few times this season and they work great.I wish I could attach a picture of them lol Yes!! I did it like this, I held my boards up where I wanted to put them with the bottom bracket held on the wall with my hand ). Slightly off center in the waist of the board worked best( I did this solo but if someone was there to help it would have been easier) I marked around the outside of the bracket with a pencil, you cant just mark the holes because the board covers them, I installed it to the wall, put the board up on the now mounted bracket and just experimented where along the top the best pivot point was and did the same thing again. Theyve been up there for months and ive... » Read More Yes!! I did it like this, I held my boards up where I wanted to put them with the bottom bracket held on the wall with my hand ). Slightly off center in the waist of the board worked best( I did this solo but if someone was there to help it would have been easier) I marked around the outside of the bracket with a pencil, you cant just mark the holes because the board covers them, I installed it to the wall, put the board up on the now mounted bracket and just experimented where along the top the best pivot point was and did the same thing again. Theyve been up there for months and ive taken them down and put them back a few times this season and they work great.I wish I could attach a picture of them lol « Show Less
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We print our signs and Velcro them to the boards. The signs on the frame are like a corrogated plastic so I don't think markers will come off them. If you bought a board from a hardware store that is dry erase friendly you could screw it on though if you want to use markers.
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It will lay flat; however it is really not that big. It would not make for a "big sign".
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The sticky pads are not transparent, you should not place them on the picture side of the puzzle. My suggestion is to get two pieces of foam poster board, transfer the puzzle onto one, press the other on top, and flip it that way. Then you can apply the sticky sheets to the back of the puzzle normally. Also if your puzzle is that large, you will need 2 sets of this product to cover the whole thing.
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Nothing fits "inside" of it. This is a board that you can write on or use clear tape to tape things to it, but there is no way to fit a sign into the top and bottom.
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We would send you a transfer film. It is adhesive. You could transfer the whole patten with the help of the transfer film. You could find the instrunction picture for more details. Thank you
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I don't recall because we just bought thicker ones to hang it. But our sign did not function correctly from the beginning. Won't flash. So hopefully you have better luck. But it is a good size.
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No and not much to hold the poster in. We bought some Velcro tape to hold our sign.
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As opposed to other options, (where you have to screw and unscrew your signage, as well as potentially purchase signage specifically made for that sign type) with these you can purchase your own signs and simply slide them in and out of the sign frame. They are held in place by tracks, that hold them securely, but make the process of changing your signage very easy.