Industry · Fabrication & dimensional

Vector conversion for signage fabricators.

Dimensional letters, ADA signage, and built-up signs — layered build files with return lines, weld paths, and tool-pathed DXF for the shop floor.

24-hour standard SLA100% remake guarantee
Fabricated dimensional letters mounted on a building facade
What we own that auto-trace can't say
Face / return / back layersWeld & cut pathsADA Grade 2 brailleTactile character heightsMaterial-gauge strokesTool-pathed DXFFabrication-scale dims
The short answer

Fabrication conversions ship as layered AI + DXF built for the shop: face, return, and back layers separated for dimensional letters, weld and cut paths tool-pathed by operation, ADA-compliant geometry (Grade 2 braille spacing, tactile heights) when required, and dimensions drawn at fabrication scale. Everything modeled the way your CNC, channel-letter bender, or waterjet expects it.

4.7
Rated across 22 reviews
24hr
Standard turnaround
100%
Remake guarantee
1:1
Fabrication scale, every job
What you get

Spec sheet, by default.

Built for the bender, the router and the install crew.

File formats
Layered .ai, .dxf (R12/2018), .eps, .pdf. DXF layered by operation — cut, score, weld, engrave.
Build layers
Face, return and back on named layers for dimensional and channel letters. Stroke widths set to your material gauge.
Tool paths
Kerf-compensated cut paths, inside vs. outside cut named, lead-ins where needed. We'll match your tooling on request.
ADA compliance
Grade 2 braille spacing, tactile character heights and required clearances when the job is ADA — flagged in the notes.
Dimensions
Drawn at fabrication scale with overall and detail dimensions called out. No "scalable to anything."
Fab notes
Plain-text PDF with material suggestions, weld points and any source we re-illustrated.
Recent work

Drawn here, built on the floor.

FAQ

Common questions, answered.

Can you separate face, return and back for dimensional letters?

Yes — each is on its own named layer with stroke widths set to your material gauge, so the file drops straight into your build process.

Do you handle ADA signage requirements?

We draw Grade 2 braille spacing, tactile character heights and required clearances when the job is ADA, and flag the compliance points in the fab notes. Send your jurisdiction's spec if it's non-standard.

What DXF version do you deliver?

R12 by default for broad CAM compatibility, or 2018 on request. Layered by operation — cut, score, weld, engrave — with kerf compensation applied.

Can you match an existing installed sign?

Yes. Send photos with a reference dimension and we'll rebuild matching geometry at fabrication scale, re-illustrating any worn or low-res elements.

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