I made this wood sign with the Suzuki and gs500e lettering. Its 12x8. 3 hangers to hang keys, jacket, hats on it. The back has 2 key slot holes to mount on the wall. This one is pine. Not clear coated yet. Will take a better picture tomorrow.

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Nice one,  Ebay you should go

Agreed. Very nice. I was also going to suggest ebay

impressive. may I ask how you made it?

We MUST have one for the West Seattle Bike Cave!
How much? Oh, what the hell. I don't care how much - MUST    HAVE     ONE     NOW !

Unless he is a master woodcrafter, that would have been done with a CAD router

Quote from: adidasguy on October 06, 2013, 11:18:19 PM
We MUST have one for the West Seattle Bike Cave!
How much? Oh, what the hell. I don't care how much - MUST    HAVE     ONE     NOW !

LOL It would be criminal if you DIDNT get one.

Gonna need more than 3 key hooks though!

Cool. Glad you guys like it. It is it on a small CNC router that i bought used and rebuilt. I actually made it to hang my keys and stuff in the garage.
Addidas, I make you one. Do you want any wording changed or added? More key holders as suggested? Could use the double hooks instead.

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I bet adding "West Seattle Bike Cave" somewhere on addidas' sign would be pretty sweet

Quote from: weedahoe on October 06, 2013, 11:33:13 PM

Unless he is a master woodcrafter, that would have been done with a CAD router

Sears made a woot router a while back. a few hundred dollars that could do this. even importing pics and doing it that way

The Sears Cnc is the carvewright.  Those were 1600$. For the pictures to work right they need to be tweeked in the software. If they are too grainy the carve comes ou very fuzzy.

Quote from: tcmia on October 07, 2013, 01:48:52 PM
The Sears Cnc is the carvewright.  Those were 1600$. For the pictures to work right they need to be tweeked in the software. If they are too grainy the carve comes ou very fuzzy.

ahh kk. my apologies. I had found one for parts on ebay I think 600ish. but it seemed lacking a few things.

Hey no worries. I'd love to find one that works for that price. 

How about this rendering:

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I am impressed. best I can do is use my foredom. ( jewelry grinder. ala cutoff/multi tool

I would leave the E off the GS500 though or the other GS's might get jealous

wonder hwat it would look like in either mahogany or birdseye maple?, have quite a bit of both at house.

OK, I'll take off the "E".

Maple works really good. It machines very nice. Mahagony has a beautifull color, but is very soft.

Great craftsmanship. I can appreciate a product made by a man imagination and design skill.

Thanks.

Here is one without the "E" and rendered in mahogany. I probably run this one on the weekend in pine to see how it looks. I don't have any mahogany.

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