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The Institute of Conservation (ICON) has a register of conservators working in all disciplines and is a great way of locating a conservator in your area


http://www.icon.org.uk/

Ian

thanks everybody

Can anybody reccommend a good site to get these Avatar things? Preferebly a fairly "idiot proof" one for a non techie

Thanks

Ian

Being new to this I wondered what is the difference between sending an email and a private message?

Ian

Radio 2 for me except at weekends, when it goes down hill a little. onto Old style Rock,< Guess the forum members are mainly of a "certain age"

Hi Bexwell

Sounds like you may need a little help. Try talking to a qualified conservator. The link below will help you to find one in your area

http://www.conservationregister.com/index.asp

Ian

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Hello We use a lot of UV filtering glass and find the G&M Range very good, I agree with what you have all said but would like to add a couple of things. Another alternative is laminated glass this is especially use full in larger sives and is a better option if safety is a consideration; G&M...

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We are considering buying an electro-hydrolic morso and would appreciate comments from anybody who has one, with particular regard to: We almost exclusively use hardwoods, some quite large (we recently made some frames with 70mm x 70mm European Oak) would it be up to this? What about reliability and...

Ricky

Hope it works out. You didnt say what wood you wanted, but because Norfolk Mouldings mill the profiles themselves they will generally make any moulding in any wood you like. Its a great service.

Hi Ricky

You can probably get this from Norfolk Mouldings (01328 700200). If you regularly work with natural woods you really should have their catalogue.