Today, I'm sharing a unique challenge I tackled for my club, Peak Nights. Located in Provo, Utah, our space has become so popular that we're expanding, and I wanted to create a standout piece of signage without the hefty price tag.

In this video, I will walk you through my journey from concept to completion as I attempt to craft a Bat-Signal for the club. I'll explore four different ways to make a bat signal, from traditional cutting on paper DIY method to the more advanced laser cutting. You'll get to see the mistakes I made and learn how to avoid them, potentially saving time and money.

Discover my techniques to make a clean, professional-looking bat signal sign. I delve into the details of finding the right materials, like using a concrete form tube from Home Depot, and provide tips on how to diffuse light perfectly for that dramatic effect.

The real question is, can I get this project done for under $50? Watch as I break down the costs and show you the finished product. I'm thrilled to present a practical solution for business signage that won't break the bank.

I want to know your thoughts. Does the sign light up the night as I hoped? And do you see any other applications for this kind of DIY project? Share your ideas in the comments below.

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0:00 Introduction
2:00 Making The Outlines
5:01 Making The Frame
5:59 Things Go Wrong
7:03 Change Of Strategy
9:30 Cost Break Down