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this has only light use from new right and left extensions spare blades
this has no wear on the foot pedal pivot, a reflection of low usage

£700

sorry sold.

hi

welcome, sounds like you have good guidance there,took me some time
to get to grips with framing.It should put you on a firm footing good luck.

morso guillotine in very good condition has only had light use
with both side extensions blade guard
fletcher 2100 60 inch model

retirement sale pm for more details

for sale or would consider exchange for 48 inch 2100. PM me for more details regards

hi mike

welcome,lots of info on this site,i found all my questions when i was learning were thoughtfully
answered.There is lots of info online framing ,It can take a while to sort through them, as with
all things there are different opinions.I would say it takes a while to understand all the ...

best to check ebay, facebook marketplace eventually you will get one
its just when!

many thanks

thanks for reply, who are the suppliers?

hi is there a supplier of a chop service available in NI?

thanks

looking for a used one,a bit pricey new!

thanks

anyone got one for sale?

3 hole blades

60mm deep, still cut, but would benefit from sharpening

£95.00 free postage

4 cassesse hammers short 60mm lion no 830
also 2 cables part 2138

make me an offer

i'm looking for one ,the floor standing one ,not the butterfly type one.

thanks

cassesse underpinner available lots of wedges ,spare hammer

retirement sale

£395

thanks everybody for replies,definitely given me food for thought.I have to
agree that the morso really does the job, but then so does a saw and a trimmer,
it's a matter of speed and volume,considering i don't do the volume, then it looks
like downsizing, wish me luck!

many thanks, i should have added that ive retired from framing ,yet looking at
cutting mitres by hand as i do the odd frame, ive got the morso etc in the garage,
must sell them in the new year ,but ive been saying that for a while......

Ive been looking at getting a hand mitre saw system, a lot ot systems ,even nobex
have plastic parts,these surely arent durable? ive been looking at japanese pull saws
also, a mitre box to suit the thickness of the blade would have to be made too.
anyone any thoughts or advice?

i glued my guitar neck which had snapped off at around a 80 degree break with titebond.
that was 10 years ago and still as solid as ever. the neck is under huge tension,
im sure much more than a mitred frame?