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Staggs & Staggs Sign Co., LLC A husband and wife team creating hand made metal signs. Staggs & Staggs is a husband and wife duo (with the occasional assistance from our 7 year old).

Eric, a full time firefighter and part time boat builder, and Alycia, our in-house design goddess and the proprietor of Lexi Lou Jewels. Together we work to find new and creative ways to put your memories on found items for one of a kind, heirloom art. With a focus on local and American made, we work very hard to identify products domestically sourced. As often as possible, we also like to locate post-consumer, salvaged, or found items to display your image on.

09/27/2026

Eight feet tall and hard to miss. 🔥

This custom 16 was built for Spokane Fire Station 16, oversized, dimensional, and outlined in red LED neon because a regular station number just wasn’t going to cut it.

The piece originally started as a donation to raise money for the with a value of $1,600. We love getting to make big, slightly ridiculous things, but it’s even better when the project gets to do some good along the way.

07/15/2026

Addressable LED neon + a disco beat = impossible not to watch.

As always, it all starts with my Onefinity CNC

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06/28/2026

A new life for this vintage 90s K2 snowboard.

A vintage 90s K2 traded lift lines for neon lights with a custom mountain scene complete with gondolas drifting through the peaks. After a little time on the CNC and a lot of shop tinkering, this old board found a new way to hang around the mountains.

This project was a fun collaboration with Evergreen Gear Exchange and may already be hanging on their wall. If you’re in the area, stop by to check out the sign and see all the great things they’re doing for Spokane’s outdoor community while you’re there.

I’m finding it harder and harder to walk past old skis and snowboards without seeing a project hiding in them. Good news for me, and possibly for you, there’s a lot more of that coming.

K2 Snowboarding The Evergreen Gear Exchange Onefinity CNC

06/27/2026

One vintage 70s or 80s Fischer Blizzard Tour alpin ski. Three cribbage boards.

This old ski definitely kept things interesting. Since nothing on it was remotely flat, every single peg hole had to be drilled on the drill press instead of the CNC. A little extra work, but worth it to give this classic ski a second life.

The custom ski-themed pegs and storage boxes were cut on my laser, and somehow one well-traveled ski turned into three new cribbage boards ready for their next adventure.

I’m having way too much fun finding new ways to repurpose vintage sports gear, and this is just the beginning. More skis, more snowboards, more oddball projects, and plenty more ideas are headed your way.
Stay tuned.


06/15/2026

Another perfect find.

This cribbage board was made for someone named Jett and as luck would have it, I found a Joyride Snowboards snowboard from the 90s with jets on it. How great is that?

This one got the full treatment: cribbage holes cut on my Onefinity CNC, custom snow-themed pegs cut on the my Thunder Laser USA | Laser Engraving & Cutting Machines, and a matching storage box so everything has its place.

I’m having way too much fun finding new ways to give old sports gear a second life, and this is definitely not the last one. There are plenty more ideas in the works, so keep an eye out for more snowboard, ski, and waterski projects coming soon.

06/07/2026

Some projects just write themselves.

This vintage early 90’s already had the perfect “F” built into the graphic, making it the ideal canvas for a custom LED neon sign for the Freeze family. It felt like the board had been waiting for this moment for 30 years.
And really, what could be more fitting than the name Freeze on a snowboard?
The lettering was CNC-cut and mounted to create a clean, bright neon effect while preserving the character of the original board. I love finding new ways to give old gear a second life, especially when the design feels like it was meant to be there all along.
Fair warning: this is just the beginning. I’ve got a growing pile of vintage skis, snowboards, and other sports gear waiting for their second act, so expect to see a lot more projects like this coming soon.




06/01/2026

One vintage 1979 Honeycomb water ski, two cribbage boards.
I turned this classic ski into two playable cribbage boards. The holes for the flat tail section were cut precisely with my Onefinity CNC. The curved section? That one was done the old-fashioned way on the drill press. Trust me, nobody wants to watch that much less exact and awkward process.
The ski is painted aluminum, which made it perfect for my Thunder Laser to create crisp, flawless scoring tracks by removing just the paint layer. Next up, laser cut custom water ski themed pegs and custom laser cut acrylic storage boxes to hold the pegs and a deck of cards.
These boards are headed out as graduation gifts for two friends who grew up together on the lake and will be roommates in college. Not a bad way to take a little piece of home with them.
And can we take a minute to appreciate the giant 6-7 graphic on this ski? This 1979 ski might be trendier now than it was when it was new.
Stay tuned. Vintage sports gear is about to get a lot more interesting around here. These old skis have opened up all kinds of possibilities.

05/09/2026

Putting neon on vintage sports gear: round 2. This one’s personal.

These old Jarvinen XC skis are from my childhood, definitely used by someone taller than me at some point. They’ve spent the last 20 years sitting around the house, just waiting for the right assignment. After countless laps around our 20 acres growing up, giving them a new life like this felt pretty fitting.

For this piece, I used red, white, and blue LED neon to keep that classic vintage ski feel alive while giving them a new glow. Huge shoutout to Florence (my ) for carving the cleanest channels for the lights like it always does.

To finish this piece off, I flame polished the edges of the polycarbonate for a little extra shine. The secret is using a really small flame and just enough heat to make the edges glow without melting everything into a science experiment.

And if you’ve got a pair of old skis collecting dust that deserve the neon treatment, let me know. I’m always down to give vintage gear a second life.

05/02/2026

Bloomsday is a 12k road race in Spokane, Washington and this year marks its 50th anniversary!

Around here, doing Bloomsday at least once feels like a Spokane right of passage. The course winds through town, along the Spokane River and past some of the city’s most iconic spots, making it just as much a celebration of Spokane as it is a race.

It was a blast getting to create the laser cut wood and LED neon map to celebrate such an iconic local event and have a small part in something that means so much to this city.

Happy 50th !


04/30/2026

Let’s try this again!

The pitchfork has been resurrected and is ready for today’s early release of The Devil Wears Prada 2 at . Let’s hope it lasts more than a few hours this time.

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808 W. Main Ave. Suite 251
Spokane, WA
99201

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