Precision contour cutting, dimensional letters, and routed signs on our large-format 5′×10′ table. Wood, plastic, foam, composite, aluminum — one-offs, commercial runs, and white-label contract routing for the sign trade. Designed, cut, and finished in-house. No outsourcing.
Vector in, finished part out. From a single carved sign to a nested commercial production run, every job is programmed and cut at our Baraboo, Wisconsin shop — for end customers, commercial accounts, and other sign shops as white-label contract work.
Crisp 3D routed letters and logos for storefronts, lobbies, and monument faces — cut from your artwork in the material and depth you need.
Any 2D profile from your vector file, cut clean and repeatable. Brackets, panels, gaskets, jigs, inlays, and custom forms — not just signs.
Classic carved and sandblasted-look signs in high-density urethane — durable, weatherproof, and ideal for entrances, estates, and businesses.
Sharp incised lettering and decorative relief carved directly into the material — perfect for plaques, branding, and fine detail work.
White-label and volume cutting for businesses, sign shops, fabricators, and designers. Send files, we cut blank and unbranded to your spec — you finish and install.
From a single proof-of-concept part to repeatable batch production with nested layouts that squeeze the most parts from every sheet.
If it’s a rigid sheet good or non-ferrous metal, chances are we can rout it. Here’s what runs through our shop most often.
High-density urethane for carved, weatherproof signs and dimensional letters that won’t rot or warp.
Hardwoods, softwoods, and quality plywood for rustic signs, decor, and custom millwork.
Smooth, stable medium-density fiberboard for paint-grade letters, props, and prototypes.
Clear and colored cast acrylic for premium letters, displays, and backlit faces.
Expanded PVC board for lightweight interior signs, letters, and exhibit graphics.
Aluminum sheet and aluminum composite (Dibond) for durable, modern exterior signage and panels.
Tough plastics for outdoor signs, machine guards, parts, and high-impact applications.
Laminated panels, phenolics, and rigid composites for specialty and architectural work.
Working in something unusual? Ask us — if it’s rigid and non-ferrous, we’ll tell you straight whether we can cut it. (We don’t machine steel or other ferrous metals.)
A router follows a digital drawing to cut your shape. The cleanest drawing to start from is a vector file — but if you don’t have one, that’s our job, not your problem.
A vector file is artwork built from math-defined lines and curves, so it scales to any size and stays razor-sharp — no blurring, no jagged edges. That’s exactly what the router needs to cut a clean, accurate profile. If your designer gave you any of these, send it over:
Most customers don’t arrive with a print-ready vector — and that’s completely fine. Our in-house design team turns whatever you have into a clean, production-ready file. Send us any of the following and we’ll take it from there:
Quick version: if you can describe it or show it to us, we can prepare the file and cut it. You never need design software or technical know-how to order — just tell us what you want and how big.
Routing is where most projects start, not where they end. When your shape needs structure, illumination, or a finished surface, we handle that in-house too — so you get a complete, ready-to-install product from one shop.
Aluminum and steel frames, mounting brackets, posts, and support structures welded to carry your routed faces — from monument frames to free-standing displays.
Halo-lit and face-lit letters, illuminated cabinets, backlit panels, and accent lighting — LED modules, power supplies, and wiring built right into the piece.
Sanding, priming, painting, laminating, and multi-part assembly — including printed and vinyl graphics from our shop — so the final piece arrives looking done.
The short version: if you can draw it, we can usually build it. Cut, weld, light, finish, and install — one team, one point of contact. Got an unusual project in mind? Tell us about it.
We run a large-format industrial flatbed router with a full 5-foot by 10-foot work envelope. That bed size is the whole point: we cut standard 4×8 sheets in a single pass with room to spare, and handle oversized panels that smaller tables have to seam together. Fewer joints means cleaner signs and stronger parts — and the capacity to keep commercial production moving.
Getting something routed is simple. Most quotes go out the same day.
Email a vector file, or just a sketch with dimensions. No artwork? Our in-house designers will build it for you.
We confirm material, thickness, and quantity, then send a clear, no-obligation price — usually same day.
We nest the layout, set toolpaths, and cut on our 5′×10′ table — one-offs or full production runs.
Pick up blank parts, or have us paint, assemble, and install. Wholesale jobs ship unbranded.
Whether you need one custom shape or recurring commercial production capacity, our table is open to Wisconsin businesses and trade partners alike.
No big router of your own? Send us the file. We cut blank, unbranded parts at trade pricing — on a schedule that lets you take on bigger jobs and beat your deadlines.
Storefront letters, lobby logos, monument faces, and branded shapes — designed, routed, and installed in-house for commercial accounts.
Bring your design to life in wood, acrylic, or composite. Great for installations, props, and small-batch products.
Jigs, fixtures, templates, gaskets, and custom parts cut to spec — prototypes through short production runs.
Decorative screens, perforated panels, feature walls, and architectural elements cut from your CAD files.
Job-site signage, branded panels, event displays, and quick-turn custom shapes when you need them fast.
A selection of routed signs, dimensional letters, and custom shapes — see the full gallery for more.
The questions we hear most before a routing job.
Based in Baraboo and serving Sauk, Columbia, and Dane counties — with shipping and statewide pickup available for commercial and wholesale runs.
Text or email your vector file — or just describe the shape — and we’ll get you a price, usually the same day. No file? We’ll draw it for you.
