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DIY Custom Laser Cut House Number Sign | SendCutSend

Welcome to the Down & Dirty series where we tackle simple projects and manufacture quick solutions. In this episode, we're making a DIY custom laser cut house number sign. This is a great way to personalize the front of your home or business. With SendCutSend's precision laser cutting and finishing services, you can create a sleek and stylish house number sign that's unique to your home. In this video, we'll walk you through the process of designing and fabricating your own DIY house number sign. We'll show you how to create your design using a free CAD software program, and then upload it to SendCutSend's website for easy ordering. Once your order is placed, we’ll laser cut your design from your choice of material, whether it be metal, composite, or plastic. With the precision of laser cutting, your sign will come out exactly as you imagined it, with crisp lines and a polished finish. So join us for this exciting and informative episode of the SendCutSend Down & Dirty series, and learn how to create your own DIY custom laser cut house number sign. With the precision and quality of SendCutSend's services, your sign is sure to be a beautiful and long-lasting addition to your home. 00:00 Intro 00:15 3D CAD Design to 2D Flat DXF 05:37 Upload File to SendCutSend and select materials and services 08:33 Manufacture and final product Build Details CAD Program - Fusion360 CAD (DXF file) Material - 5052 Aluminum .063"(1.6mm), Flush Standoff 10-32 .500”: https://bit.ly/44qe3mR Services - Hardware: https://bit.ly/44w7M9b Powder Coating: https://bit.ly/3OZv1T4 If you need precision-cut metal, plastic or carbon fiber parts, give us a try. Prices start at $0.50 per part, with less than $39 minimum order. We are happy to cut a single part, or thousands. Most orders ship within 2 days...with fast, free shipping! Get an instant quote: https://bit.ly/45s5BET Follow us on Instagram:   / sendcutsend   Questions? Email us at support@sendcutsend.com Episode summary: Jake, the host, plans to design a street sign with the help of SendCutSend. He intends to replicate the dimensions of an old sign and add a back plate and front plate spaced half an inch apart with standoffs. He uses CAD software to draw an arbitrary rectangle for the sign, softens the edges, assigns dimensions, and adds through holes for the standoffs. He explains that the holes will be automatically resized by SendCutSend to match the selected hardware. Jake then discusses creating a sheet metal flange, assigning thickness to it, creating an offset plane, and using standoffs to separate two plates. Jake also talks about adding text and numbering to the design, centering it, and creating metal plates with lettering using extrusion and sheet metal techniques. He discusses the materials and tools used, as well as the process of adding hardware and powder coating to the finished product. He emphasizes the importance of ensuring that the hardware is inserted correctly and that the project is a mirror image. Jake mentions adding powder coating and selecting colors, with a gloss black powder coating added to the project.