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Many, many congratulations, on the evidence of a prodigious talent. That, after reading the review, cannot be argued with.

Hah That's the real thing, for sure.
Big guy who drives it

The small one has - definitely

I bought two rolls of similar white tape from my local supplier.
When I received the invoice, I had been charged fro two rolls of white conservation tape, at £22+ a roll.
Upon checking, that's what they were. So they're going back.

This sort of photography does well amongst the human species of a different gender.
It could make you a lot of money. Grit your teeth. Ignore the ribald comments you receive on here, and make a million
ATB with your photography venture

Gladly.
I'm regularly besieged by pillocks, of all manner of persuasions.

I cut my lawns on Saturday afternoon Prospero. Just before the recycling lorry arrived.
Now, Wednesday afternoon, it doesn't look as if I went anywhere near them. Hip deep in daisies and dandelions

I have just received my set this afternoon.
A very well packaged delivery. And the content of 90 prints are excellent.
I consider it to be a very well worth buy.


thank you Eric.

Jack

Time spent with the little fella is worth far more than all the frames not made during the day.
They grow up so quickly; every moment with them is worth treasuring.

IFGL wrote:Lol, it's my day off.

Not any more it's not

Thank you each.
I suspect that I may still be asking questions occasionally, and benefiting form your wisdom and experience.
But hopefully I would like to be able to contribute positively too.

Thank you

I joined The Framers Forum approximately three years ago. I asked many questions, as one does when knowing little or nothing about the subject in hand. And received much valuable advice ---- for which I was, and am, immensely grateful. In the interim I have sought to apply what I have learned from t...

I'm going to bite the bullet and buy a set of these blades.

Decision made Gulp
I'll let you know how I get on with them

I would explain my premise to the customer, as you have done in the initial posting. I would then ask him what type of glass he would like, to set his mind at rest; being diligent in pointing out the cost implications. Then I would follow his instructions accordingly. The job's a good'un :lol: He's ...

Yes. Done. It had obviously been run dry for quite some time, by the look and sound of it. When I stripped it down I found the the holes had elongated slightly. So at some point I will make some stainless steel bushes on the lathe and fit them in. For the moment the squeaking has been stopped and by...

I was surprised to find, Mark, when I was trying to check out the provenance of the 1M from its serial number, that you can still buy a 1M new, from Anton's for about £600 (presumably + VAT) I considered a CS88, very seriously - it was what I wanted. But the 1M became available, and ....... What I d...

eBay item number:
301615294749

I'm sure there's one going on eBay at the moment.
I'll go and see if I can find a link for it & post it.

Since I started framing I have had a Morso hydraulic underpinner. There seems to be not many about, which surprised me somewhat. However, following a couple of years using one and constantly having to top up the hydraulic fluid because of leaks from the master cylinder, I can understand why. I presu...

Penny do you still have the underpinner?
If so could you forward pics & price to me at jackforeman@turnaroundartwork.co.uk please?

Thanks
Jack