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Looks like maybe Lion L1996... maybe not wide enough tho

Centrado also have one in their Create range
https://centrado.co/product/moulding-cr ... -cr4030wh/
only 30mm deep but may be of use

I was wondering where my latest invoice had got to aswell, but it appears that the invoices are just downloadable from your account on the webiste... only took 12 days to get my order so perhaps an email invoice might still turn up yet

You are doing well then Abacus.. I still dont have my order that I placed on 4th Jan

Yes I have one I dont use.. but very heavy and I would think costly to courier.. if you are interested.. make me an offer

Welcome to the forum.. I am just across the water if you need any help in your quest... quiet word of advice tho... dont go to Javelin to have your blades sharpened.. they had no idea about hollow girnding Morso blades

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which model of controller do you need? USB or RS232 connection? I have and RS232 one that has a dead channel, it is repairable but I havent had time to look at it yet.. do you know the issue with yours

I switched to handy pay just before Christmas as I have been having endless trouble with first data for over a year.. I did discuss a contract with RMS then very quickly lost confidence in them when a card terminal turned up after telling them that I didn't want to proceed.. handy pay rep could not ...

My understanding of this problem (after a lengthy discussion with my A&T Rep) is that the problem is the sequence in the manufacturing process with most,if not all manufacturers. In that when the boards and laid during the process, the manufacturers produce all boards in the same machinery/plants bu...

As a previous member of the FATG, I have to agree that I would not accept this as a standard befitting the guidelines of the FATG and should not be bearing the mark of a GCF. Personally, I am a "previous member" as I did not feel I gained anything from them, I was even asked to change a poster adver...

Maybe a silly point to check.. but have you turned the block around when changing between framers and glazing points.. the feed channel is slightly different for the different points. Can't remember the exact procedure but I know you do have to rotate the block in order for it to work

I get a 1250 micron double sided board fro A&T to use as barrier boards... it has the same properties as the mount board I use... only thinner. Supplied in quantities of 25 and a reasonable price too.. colour mount also do a 600micron barrier board but I find it is just too thin so stopped using it ...

When I started out framing as a hobby, my first purchase was an Alto 45 mount cutter.. I think I paid £60 for the cutter 25 years ago and then about 5 years later, I found the cutting system to match it for another £40-50 on fleabay... I still have this cutter now and still occasionally use it purel...

I do actually have space for it Grahame.... just been measuring the workshop again... stick my name on it and I'll come see you

If I could make a space for it.... I'd happily take it... and I even know it personally.... not in the biblical sense obviously

IFGL wrote:I can do you a very good deal on the ph7-70 tape, 10 rolls for £45 + VAT carriage is £6 anyone else wants the same deal PM me.

Might be able to do you a good deal on the cotton tape too.

Count me in for a batch at that price please

Kenney

Should have given me a shout Grahame.. I have a couple of lengths of navy blue in stock... also FW Holroyd keep the confetti range

An important point to also note is to get something that YOU are happy with. Try to get test prints from your choice of printers... Epson and Canon are among the usual suspects for great quality photo printing. They both have pros and cons in terms if ink costs and replaceable print heads. I have al...

I'm on the look out for a short length of FW Holroyds moulding H983/23 that anyone may have. The moulding is manufactured in Italy and Holroyds aren't expecting any stock until the end of September.. I have a small frame 10"x12" that I need to match for a lovely old gentleman who I have framed a few...