The Framers Forum

red wrote:good luck with your new venture,i live in Manchester let us know
when you open

thanks mate!

will do!

We bought our examples from Ebay and to be honest as they are wall examples we don't care whether they are genuine or fakes. They are there just to demonstrate your art. We bought a number of football and rugby shirts, golf balls, cricket bats. When you need a change its not too difficult to replac...

Hi all, we had our Morso serviced by Mark at 'Underpinner Spares' this week.

Highly recommended.

Mark was extremely knowledgeable and reasonably priced.

thanks for the reply! much appreciated!

i think i'll buy in a couple of pieces as examples and call it a day, appears a minefield!

Hi all, we're hoping to open our shop in may. Just planning a little gallery area. I'd like some sporting memorabilia that we have framed both as examples and for sale, the question is, where do you get it from? The only things I seem to find online are already framed, which defeats the object obvio...

Timh wrote:we made that choice a while ago
best thing we ever did

that's encouraging!

You just need to get a head now, find your feet, arm yourself with more equipment and before you know it you'll be a busy body!

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touche!

hi all.
real novice here!

we currently use a standard foot operated morso mitre. Looking to make the process more simple and to get a better result, i have the chance to buy a casesse 939 can anyone tell me the benefits of upgrading to this machine please?

thanks in advance!

novice framer here, we have a little right shop so bought a morso last year and started making the one size of frame we sell, looking to progress now and push the business forward by offering a bespoke framing service as well.

looking forward to chatting to you all!