sal
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Opinions on framing tools (point driver & joiner), by sal on Jun 30, 2011 13:55:42 GMT 1, Im thinking of buying some more framing tools, and was wondering if anyone has any experience with the following:
Logan F500-2: Dual Drive Elite - www.logangraphic.com/products/framingtools/dualdrive.shtml
- I guess this one should be suitable for most home framing projects..
Logan F300-1: Studio Joiner - www.logangraphic.com/products/framingtools/studiojoiner.shtml
- I was wondering how handy and actually useful this one is, and also, can I use it for bigger size frames (up to 40 inches)
thanks everyone!
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Opinions on framing tools (point driver & joiner), by curiousgeorge on Jun 30, 2011 19:49:27 GMT 1, Waste of money in my honest opinion, unless you are framing family pictures that can be easily replaced.Anything of value then look at equipment used in the industry, lots of used equipment available via ebay.Send me a PM and maybe i can help locate what you need
Waste of money in my honest opinion, unless you are framing family pictures that can be easily replaced.Anything of value then look at equipment used in the industry, lots of used equipment available via ebay.Send me a PM and maybe i can help locate what you need
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iamzero
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Opinions on framing tools (point driver & joiner), by iamzero on Jun 30, 2011 20:07:01 GMT 1, I've just bought some equipment from framers corner last week to start to try and frame my prints. I have a Bosch mitre saw that I use for work for the mitres so I thought I'd buy a Logan mat cutter and a frame stapler.
Just trying to do some research on the correct tapes to attatch artwork, I visited a few framers around where I live and lots of them use tapes that the online forums really recommend you not to use but that's the world of internet forums I guess. Slowly learning though, I'm gonna start with a few low cost prints before I attempt my Charming Baker though.
If anyone has any recommendations on conservation tapes or which straight forward black or white mouldings most galleries use then I love to hear about them.
Here's hoping...
I've just bought some equipment from framers corner last week to start to try and frame my prints. I have a Bosch mitre saw that I use for work for the mitres so I thought I'd buy a Logan mat cutter and a frame stapler.
Just trying to do some research on the correct tapes to attatch artwork, I visited a few framers around where I live and lots of them use tapes that the online forums really recommend you not to use but that's the world of internet forums I guess. Slowly learning though, I'm gonna start with a few low cost prints before I attempt my Charming Baker though.
If anyone has any recommendations on conservation tapes or which straight forward black or white mouldings most galleries use then I love to hear about them.
Here's hoping...
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