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I've used the 2000/068 in the past with terrible results. The amazing results are posted here ... http://theframersforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=10099. If it's part of the same family I'll just have to make my excuses and leave :) But, it's Friday and the sun is starting to peak around the corn...

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Thanks for the pointer :) I haven't actually seen the moulding myself - someone brought me in that pic (doesn't make life easy). I don't have a Simons book here at the moment - is that heavy gesso'd range? I had a few of the others and couldn't cut the darn things with the morso. Thanks again for th...

It's name that moulding again :) - I've seen quite a few recently and I never thought I'd be playing the game - but can anyone point me in the direction of this moulding or something similar, it's a strange colour - sorta silver/bronze, not quite gold. Can't really see anything like it in the Arqadi...

The saws that I want are just crazy money I do have a old saw at home, tried that in the early days but the cuts were nowhere near good enough for framing. Fine for household stuff though - still use it at home for stuff

Can you??? Good to know, cheers. I've done that nut adjustment thing and I've gained enough. If I need more I'll take a look at the springs. Appreciate the tip

Cheers for that guys, good to have another resource should the need occur

Here's my attempt, maybe a tad overstacked at the moment though. Think the whole cost me about £15 (3 shelves). I've had different reports about the vertical storage - some say it'll warp the wood, others say it won't, I've found leaning a length against the wall will (at my cost) warp it for sure!

Very neat and that frame!!!!!!! I couldn't even get that through my workshop door Looks fantastic, hope the customer didn't use the bus when it was collected.

Just took a look at 'these people' web site, totally lost with the amount of options Can I ask what is the most common type/thickness you use??

As above - I just use my wall cutter with the proper cutting head, haven't done anything too thick though

What kind of person does it make me when I like looking at other peoples workshops?

That all looks neat I'll take a pic of my effort tomorrow

Ah! Cheers, exactly what I was looking for

Hi Everyone I've done a few signature boards (if that's the correct term) recently but I've always been concerned that the incorrect pen will be used when writing the comments etc. I don't want something that will fade and be barely visable in a few years time, so far I haven't supplied the pen but ...

Ignore me, I was just trying to be funny They say sarcasm is the lowest form of humour and in this case I agree - I was referring to the edited red circle on the morso pic. Hope I didn't offend because I do appreciate the helpful reply

Hi, aye, the nut&bolt thingy has been removed. Was the first thing I done when I got it Cheers - you look to be a photoshop expert too! (just like me)

Not too sure about the appointment/ring for service idea - there's a gallery near me that I always liked (from the shop front anyway), recently I had a bit of spare time so I thought I'd take a look inside ...... you had to buzz some silly bell that I couldn't hear errr, buzz and after waiting about...

Cheers guys, appreciate the replies. I'm try that tomorrow.

@IFGL - that makes no sense to me But that does not reflect on you at all and to me a few pics speak a thousand words

Thanks again

Just got in a piece of Arqadia moulding (212111246) but in my wisdom I didn't check if I could cut it with my Morso! It appears that I need to raise the blades just less than an inch in order to cut the width. I can see, attached to the top cutting block, there's a vertical rod thing with a nut/thre...