The Framers Forum

Thanks for the reply. I'd like to think that I could get half-decent results with the Logan and being able to pick up a brand new one for under £200 is a real pull.

Does anyone have the above bit of kit? And if so, is it any good? I've recently started up by myself and need to get a mount cutter (up until now I've been getting my mounts cut for me) but I simply don't have the money to get a Keencut (even second-hand they're a bit too pricey for me). The Logan, ...

Hi Gus,
I've sent you a message.
Cheers,
Dominic

Thanks for your replies. Cassese was my first choice when it came to replacing my underpinner as I've found their machines to be the most user friendly/idiot-proof. However, I've only ever used their pneumatic underpinners. prospero, when I say 'crumble' I mean that it just can't cope with anything ...

Hi there, Firstly, thanks to sable filbert, prospero, pramsay13 and DEEPJOY for their replies on my 'Starting up' thread. All were very helpful and much appreciated. So, I've finally got around to making some frames. Really enjoyable to be working for myself, although as a realist I know that it's o...

Many thanks for the replies. Wessex was one supplier that I actually forgot to get in touch with. I certainly will do now though. Them having a trade counter in Leatherhead is very handy for me. Of the other suppliers who got back to me, Ashworth & Thompson have been the most helpful. They sent ...

Hello all, Been nosing around on here for a while but this is my first post. Hoping I might be able to get some expert advice! I'm a framer with almost five years experience and have recently bought myself some framing equipment. I've set up a workshop in my garage (it's not the prettiest but it'll ...