I have read the previously posted points of view on framing a large jigsaw, but I still need a wee bit of hand holding.
This is a 5000 piece Disney 60 inch X 40 inch.
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This is the plan -
The jigsaw is already on a board on the customers dining table and I have to collect.
I plan to take a board with me to sandwich the puzzle this board will become the backing board and final resting place of the puzzle.
The metric size of the puzzle is 1525mm X 1025mm. I plan to have the backing board cut to 1615mm X 1115mm to give a border of approx 45mm all the way round. The plan is to put a 10mm X 45mm slip around the puzzle. This will have two advantages, one to add strength to the 3mm (would you go thicker) MDF backing board and two to add a good flat base for the 5mm acrylic to sit on.
I have decide that if I can get the puzzle image side down, I plan to tape it with either pH70 or pH90 acid free take, I have estimated 4 rolls to do the job.
The puzzle will then be bonded to the backing board using double sided tape and PVA glue.
The slip will be painted a colour featured in the picture and the main frame will be Mainline 010-8484 in the colour Grey.
I may add a supporting brace on the rear of the backing board.
Please advise of any concerns you have with the enclosed, or should I even bother?
I will post in members only section of the forum to what I think the price should be quoted.