The Framers Forum

All now sold..

Logan Pro Joiner (Under pinner) £75
Logan F100-2 Mitre Saw £75
Mitre Trimmer/Guilotine £50

I started off with these some years ago and they are just gathering dust. Will suit the "hobby" or occasional DIY framer, artist, photographer etc.
All in used but excellent clean condition.

Bit late.. but well predicted Mog....!

Hi Steve
I spent ages trying to source a decent used CS88. I won't touch e-bay (spend too much time in my day job sorting out dodgy e-bay traders!) and found that I would either have to wait indefinately for a good one to come up or buy new. Went for a new one in the end. Got a great price from LION ...

Thanks, I may even make the trip in person as I'm only in sunny Milton Keynes.

These blades are recently back from LION who gave them the once over and sharpened them and reported no problems. Thanks Ormond, I'll try your suggestion and try the other blades too (though they need sharpening now).

Thanks for all the responses. I tend to agree with those who say the bottom corners could have done with something in them, however this was all the guy had to put in the frame. He wanted the minimum of folds and didn't want it to look stretched out or pulled tight either so it's held onto the board ...

The only stupid question is the one you never ask..
Thanks Mog..

Just finished a doing a shirt using the Minerva (polymer) extra deep rebate moulding. I found that when cutting on the guillotine the left blade pushes the moulding slightly away from the blade as it got near the bottom of the cut. Guillotine is set up fine, rebate supports, nice newly sharpened ...

I was in the pub the other night when a man rushed in screaming "Steve, there's six blokes outside beating your Mother in law up!"
I looked outside and said "Oh so there is" and went back to my pint.
The bloke said "Aren't you going to help?"
I said "Nahh, six should be enough."

Bloke goes to the Doc, says " Doc, I've got a strawberry growing out of my head, what can you do?"
"Here" says the Doc "Put some of this cream on it."

Two aerials meet on a roof, fall madly in love and get married. Ceremony was terrible. Reception was brilliant!

Damn! How do you get the quote in the little white box?? But you know what I mean!

[quote="The Crofter"]Osgood,

I can send the bits back if he wants to reuse anything. quote]

May be you can pass on some suggestions from the "What do you do with your morso excrement" thread for some ideas on what to do with it all....

A successful rancher died and left everything to his devoted wife. She was
determined to keep the ranch, but knew very little about ranching, so she
placed an ad in the
newspaper for a ranch hand.


Two cowboys applied for the job. One was gay and the other a drunk.


She thought long and hard ...

All joking aside Mog I'm quite happy at the moment. It's adequate for my needs and being an ex seafaring type I don't particularly have a problem working in a "compartment" where space is precious. :wink:

Gary.. take a look on the for sale section, there's a keencut system 4000 for sale on there ...

I would tend to agree to some extent with Osgood here. I have been using Logan studio joiner for 2 years now and it has limitations in clamping deep mouldings and joining larger frames. It's been great for small to medium sizes but not the larger dimensions with deep profiles. It doesn't clamp ...

Makes a "garage dweller" like me just want to curl up and hide under a stone...

Gary
Posted a PM but this is becoming an informative discussion which certainly would have helped me so to repeat myself (apols!).. I worked out the space I wanted (laid the mountcutter out on an open floor with the largest mountboard it could take) then considered that against the space I could ...

Mr Bojangles wrote:Steve, that will be a great help if you could give me some idea

thanks

Gary, give me your e-mail address via a PM and what you need to know and I'll oblige mate..

Steve G