You are bidding on a Morso mitre
picture frame cutter, as you can see the machine requires
refurbishment .This machine is ready for air operation.
[/img]ANY TAKERS?
Suitable for refurbishment
Suitable for refurbishment
Found this today on Ebay. Description:
You are bidding on a Morso mitre
picture frame cutter, as you can see the machine requires
refurbishment .This machine is ready for air operation.
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ANY TAKERS?
You are bidding on a Morso mitre
picture frame cutter, as you can see the machine requires
refurbishment .This machine is ready for air operation.
[/img]ANY TAKERS?
Giclee is just a term for a little squirt making lots of money
Remember conservation Framing is an art, for everything else there's Araldite
Remember conservation Framing is an art, for everything else there's Araldite
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Bill Henry
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Wow!
What a bargain at only £150! You can tell the current owner has taken really good care of it. Just have the blades sharpened and you’re ready to go.
The patina of rust gives it an authentic, antique look. It ought to be brought to the “Antiques Road Show”.
I can’t imagine that that machine could ever be made to work properly.
What a bargain at only £150! You can tell the current owner has taken really good care of it. Just have the blades sharpened and you’re ready to go.
The patina of rust gives it an authentic, antique look. It ought to be brought to the “Antiques Road Show”.
I can’t imagine that that machine could ever be made to work properly.
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kev@frames
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it'll never work properly with that blasted air ram on it 
first one I had was so rusted it sat in a bath of paraffin (kerosine to you Bill ) for a week before anything freed up at all, and its still going strong, so I wouldn't write one off ever!
besides some sucker would buy the pneumatic add-on on ebay for £150 if it was cleaned up. Then you'd see it back on ebay every fortnight as one person after another realised all they do is wrench the moulding out of your hands and throw it round the workshop
first one I had was so rusted it sat in a bath of paraffin (kerosine to you Bill
) for a week before anything freed up at all, and its still going strong, so I wouldn't write one off ever!besides some sucker would buy the pneumatic add-on on ebay for £150 if it was cleaned up. Then you'd see it back on ebay every fortnight as one person after another realised all they do is wrench the moulding out of your hands and throw it round the workshop
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