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I would still want to add glass but if you don't want to do that i would stick the mount downt o a mdf backing board

Thats beautiful great job

This is how you refill the original shutes,

If the bottom blades are that tight i would recommend removing the top blades before you try giving the bottom blades any force to remove as if you slip with force next to the top blades you could be in a lot of trouble,
Good luck

Thanks thats interesting great work

Lovely work there out of interest how long did that take you?

This should help start from 3.00 minutes

What mount cutter do you have and what is the size please

I haven't got this machine but can you not take the clamp of the runner and move it back to other holes on the bar that its attached to?
It looks like this will give you more room for wider mouldings,
Just a thought

Im at £258.00 and £ 395.77
without looking at the job i would estimate 10 to 20% discount on 20 pieces

Try a new blade and a new slip mat

i would be £126.71 and £191.37 both plus vat

You could put a mount at the front of the frame against the glass the bits that drop wont show as they will be hidden behind the mount

When you temporary stick the inner mount to the outer mount before cutting the inner mount do some pencil marks over the inner to outer mounts at the back, top bottom and sides to help refitting it back into place.

I would prefer a piece of 6x1 timber for the box

Thanks Prospero
Very helpful

Thats interesting Prospero what sort of blemishes would it remove from mountboard would you use it instead of a rubber or sharp blade?

Have you tried reducing the amount of blade comming out of the blade holder and then recalibrating all the stops

Yes its TGS Repairs