The Framers Forum

I never know whether an offer is satisfactory or an insult, so could I have some idea of what you would like for them?

Sorry mate, the Wizard was on rental.

I did try this a few years ago and decided to end the promotion after one "lady" went berserk at me because I would not give her a trade in allowance which "allowed for the growth in value of the "gold" on her frames"

Don't you just love the customers?

Martin Harrold wrote: appropriate to mention the Fomex and DiBond type panels on p.45 of the new edition, No.45, of our catalogue.

Martin, are you making any recommendations as to which adhesive/s to use with the DiBond?

Roboframer wrote:
I've trashed 3 sets of flights, 3 sets of stems and all my flight protectors, plus any darts that bounce out hit a concrete floor -

So, your darts are as original as Triggers broom then?

V interesting! As a bit of a "Ripperologist" I'm always on the look out for bits like that.

Thanks Mog and Kev, only just found this place! But I am turning into a frequent visitor.

I know this has probably been asked before, but as I'm a neewbie here and needed to break the ice, I thought I'd ask anyway. I'm currently in the transition period between a Wizard and a Gunnar F1xl and what I want to ask is if anyone has made the same transition and if they did, what sort of proble...

Theres no one standard size for photos, especially when you bring digital photos in to the equation! Traditionally, photo frames have been made to a set of common sizes that can range from 3.5x5 ins throught 4x6, 5x7, 6x8 (see a pattern here?) Nowadays we also see "metric" sizes like 30x40...