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Thanks for the replies...Its actually 'bifracated' pins... apologies for error. The system I have described is available...with a perspex washer, does anyone know of this system? Also, I understand the principle of using the half round acrylic rods...but how would this work as a framing solution as ...

Hello All, I am trying to locate bifurcated pins with a perspex washer. The pin should is the same size as a normal needlework pin and needs to split in two (the bifurcated bit) and the perspex washer (with central hole) needs to be 12 to 15mm in diameter and .5 to .75mm thick. I need this for is to...

Thats all great information, thank you. Glimpse..that is also very good specific advice to know the Cassese has its limitations.Your wedge choice has been noted :-) It is a hard wood Oak. I have also learned that if the grain of the wood is a specific way the wedge can get pushed outwards if it foll...

Hello All, I have a Cassese CS79..Can anyone tell me if x2 stacked 10mm hard wood wedges would be adequate for a 30mm depth moulding. Or do the wedges have to penetrate more than 2/3 of moulding? What are the rules for the best joins?!!! Could someone tell me please...would two thirds be good enough...