Frame ID please
- JohnMcafee
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Frame ID please
May be Arqati?
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(Also known as John, the current forum administrator)
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Re: Frame ID please
It looks like Simons 501050001 which is an Emafyl one.
Never used it but I do have a sample and it looks like good stuff.
Never used it but I do have a sample and it looks like good stuff.
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- JohnMcafee
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Re: Frame ID please
Oh dear, was hoping for something in wood as it is needed to carry a 1650 x 757 mirror. Being a bit more flexible, plastics tend to show a bit of sag on the wider frames.
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Re: Frame ID please
Going by the sample it's fairly robust. It's like a girder. I don't think it would bend too far.
From the outside it's hard to tell it is plastic.
You could always beef it up with some PSE pine.
Or a sheet of 6mm ply fixed on top of the back.
From the outside it's hard to tell it is plastic.
You could always beef it up with some PSE pine.
Or a sheet of 6mm ply fixed on top of the back.
Watch Out. There's A Humphrey About