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It’s such a hands on process! For some reason I thought that a lot of it was automated, but there’s metal work, artistry, computer work, printing, electronics, and even engineering. What a great video. Thanks Factory Monster!
i worked in the sign business for many years i mastered every department from machining the backs and faces/ paint/ wiring and vinyl the way these signs are being made they wouldn't last more than a few years and definitely wouldn't pass a UL inspection. extruded aluminum return channel notched and stapled to a backer no sealant in the joint so the channel letters are held together with hopes an dreams. and how in the world could you expect staples to hold trim cap to acrylic faces. I would get a cheap made sign in for an install pre purchased by customer and the UL inspector always wanted a boat load of changes to make it safe but thats the cost of being cheap all my signs look just as good as the day they went up 20+ years ago 100% handmade no visible seems or fasteners and a perfect paint job something worth being proud of
LED's really changed how signs are back-lit... used to use round Florescent tubes of various lengths laid at various angles. A sign might have 2 foot, 3 foot, 4 foot, 8 foot tubes to get uniform lighting. LED's last for years, not so with Florescent tubes.
signmaking had changed so much throughout the years .30 years ago everything is simple ,neon,fluorescent acrylic and drawings .now ,printing ,stickers ,led, designs ,machinery ..yet old worker like me about 25 years have to pass this beloved job due to lack of advance and stamina ..going to food business now.
Good job! Although some terminals are not clearly understood, please make another video. This time maybe call Catherine to explain like she would in trade and investment, that lady is life saver.
O this was rather interesting not what I expected. I really like neon street signs more than led. My question is are there small or big business who still make them by hand? That would be awesome to see.
here in the states I work at a shop that is one of the last few that make some by hand. We too have the machines to bend them up but the machines cannot accomplish every task. Very customized jobs require intimate forming.
A lot of it looks great, but it looks very poor with the use of insulating tape on the wires and hole treatment on the hot, rain, and humidity-exposed signage. It appears that the creator of this video lacked electrical common sense and included a video that viewers were concerned about.
Это да , неплохо. Но к качеству изготовления есть вопросы. Вообще какая-то странноватая смесь технологии и " на от..бись". Особенно удивило , что при такой монументальности основного планшета , скрутки и ИЗОЛЕНТА.
@@user-hk7cj7yg5f забавно что именно в России требования к качеству услуг завышены чем где бы то не было. Особенно это видно на примере оказания услуг по ремонту и отделке. Скрутки и изолента будут работать ровно столько сколько заложено производителем.
@@Rashtek сделал подобных вывесок не менее сотни , если уличная , то надо паять или хорошие клемники . Удивление вызывает такая кустарщина при монументальности основного планшета . Хотя Бог им судья.
@@user-hk7cj7yg5f по нашим ПУЭ такая бы скрутка не прошла. А у них может это в порядке вещей. Фактически хорошая скрутка с нормальной изоляцией и правильно распределенной нагрузкой прослужит долго.
Did they hand twist those wire connections before wrapping them in electrical tape? I wonder why this is an east Asia thing? You don't see this in the west. We find it quite scary - especially when high power 3 phase systems are powered with wires twisted like this.
