The Framers Forum

HI Paul
Thanks for your thoughts, i have the opinion also that the weight should go through the bottom. At the moment I have found a spare space behind a door where it is resting on its short edge, but laying on a piece of dense foam so that the lifting arm ? is not being put under any stress.
Jay

Hi I was wondering if anybody has a solution. I am forever moving the thing around trying to find somewhere out of the way to store it (space is very tight and i normally use it on the kitchen table). Does anybody have a bracket or a "thingy" to hang it on a wall when not in use. Many than...

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Justintime wrote:That is the product safety listing for Elmer's Rubber Cement, from the link Mark posted.

Ok thanks for posting it - sounds like wonderful stuff

Thanks for all of the great info Mark, i have never heard of cow gum.

I am the customer and i am being picky about choosing a fully reversible method

I might give the Kool Tack a go. I have access to a veneer press and apparently it can be removed 3 times with heat
Jay

Thank you for all of the suggestions perhaps it is a levitation spell that I need The reversible dry mount looks interesting but i do not have access to a heat press.... yes I do :D I have a veneer press at work that normally operates at 1000psi and 60deg, both are adjustable; i will have to check h...

Rainbow wrote:Hello and welcome. I'll look forward to your questions - all of us less experienced framers can learn from them

I have posted the first daft one in the help section

Hi I have been learning different framing techniques by trying it out but this one has me stumped. I have a 500 piece jigsaw puzzle that I want to frame however, i do not want to use any adhesive to hold it down or have it flat against perspex or glass to hold it. Does anyone have any suggestions fo...

Hi This is a great forum with lots of help - thankyou from another newie. I am a furniture maker but I am learning to frame all of the prints that have been collected over the last few years. I would like to have my own gallery and framing shop at some point in the future Prepare for some daft quest...