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Last edited by Keith Outten 07-31-2012 at 11:21 PM.1Offer valid on qualifying purchases made 01 April 2024 through 30 April 2024. I have found it to be a real advantage being able to design and fabricate my own hangers, the payback for the bending tools was real quick. The set will allow you to bend scrolls, twist and roll both flat, square and round bar. Grizzly sells a set of three metal benders for wrought iron style bending that is a real bargain. Eye-bolts work pretty good for the hanger, I try not to use chains. You can use a similar technique to attach to a round or square post but a colonial style overhead hanger looks the best IMO. I used keyholes in the back of the Corian sign and stainless steel bolts/nuts to fasten the sign to the angle iron. I fabricated a steel pipe hanger and welded an angle iron drop on the bottom of the hanger. I recently installed a Fire Department Connection sign on a pipe manifold.

I have often drilled and tapped Corian to install threaded rod or other style fasteners using an adhesive in the hole when you thread the rod into the Corian. You can drill a 1/4' to 5/16' hole in the top edge straight down into the sign blank then drill a 1/8' hole perpendicular to the large rod as a pin. Most of the traditional techniques will work but I often use steel rods to hang Corian signs from the top. There are a number of ways to hang Corian signs. I guess I could use some kind of metal bracket with some curved channels to hold a couple of points. I really want to have curves in the sign so this will limit me to hanging for two sided signs.

Another thought is to adhere an extra layer of corian on the back for 1/4' but that is a big extra step if I don't have to do it.Īnother option I had considered was building a frame for just the top and gluing the sign in and then I could just screw the frame in but this limits me to having a straight edge on the top. I'm sure a bunch of you on this forum have done this so I'd appreciate any advice you can provide. I was a bit concerned that the stress points may crack so I was considering that a grommet of some sort might provide some strength and possibly add some decorative aspects. I also went into a craft shop (Michael's) and couldn't find anything close there. Does someone a good source for this? I looked through Home Depot and Lowes and did find some things that I can prototype with but I wasn't happy with what I could find. I'm having a hard time finding a decent variety of chains and hooks for this. I want to hang some 1/4' and/or 1/2' corian signage from mailbox posts.

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