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Very nice job

Thanks Roboframer
Thats makes perfect sence
Dave

thanks for the replies, I use ph7-70 for most work now that was reccomended to me a good few years ago and have only ever had 1 picture that had slipped saying that when i got the artwork back the customer had tried to open it themselves i think that they wanted to swap the photo and gave up halfway...

Thanks Prospero i normaly tear the tape of so it has torn edges, so if i ignore the scilicone release paper and hige around the sides as normal (over the maunt and onto the paper will that still allow movement in the paper if needed with humidity?)
Thanks again
Dave

Hi All can the hedgehogg method be done with ph7-70 and if so how would i do it with the scilicon realease paper slips down the sides? as per lionpic link below
http://www.lionpic.co.uk/media/243086/h ... 0paper.pdf
Thanks
Dave

Thanks for the replies looks like the keencut will be our choice
Thanks again
Dave

Thanks for taking the time to give me a detailed answer that is great as i prefer the look of the keencut
Dave

Thanks for the replies, what sort of maintenance and how often is it something we can do ourselfs?
Thanks again
Dave

Hi All looking for a new glass and back cutter to do 200 to 400 glass and backs a week have you a preferance over the keencut or fletcher,
Thanks
Dave

Very nice did you make a sub frame at the back for the extra depth?

Thanks very much i did get some a few years ago but couldent remember where from i did look in there catalogue but could not find them i will give them a call tomorrow.
Thanks again
Dave

Can someone help me find a supplier of the mirror concave frames like sample but it is a frame where i can put my own glass and picture in Thanks

fax number you want it 02072815750

tel number 02072725551
Regards
Dave

[quote="Roboframer"]The quote above by 'The Framer" was taken from another thread on the subject, which confused me for a while. Anyway maybe Mal's post should have read "For those FATG members of the Forum that are interested.........." because it is true that you cannot re...

by span2iels » Sun Nov 09, 2014 8:39 am For those members of the Forum that are interested in the Guild’s Continuing Professional Development programme there are now six Read, Reflect and Learn articles on the Guild’s web-site under CPD. These cover a number of subjects from the latest on “Damage Li...

Are you talking about being a guild member as i am logged in and will not let me look at the articles?
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Dave

Do you have to be a guild member to access the cpd as i can not access it?
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Dave

Hi Adam nice job how much did it cost and how difficult is it to remove them?
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Dave

Try wessex,