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Thanks Kev,

I tried removing the little exhaust silencer thingy but that made no difference - apart from the noise that is

The machine seems to be working fine in every other way.

I will have a look at the exhaust logic next, if I can find it.

Very interesting...

Many thanks for sharing your insights with us, Frankie.

Very interesting. "Picture Framing" is not even in your top five.

We have just had a Google Places Account performance update on our shop's website. I've reproduced the relevant details here for those interested in search engine optimisation. I find it surprising, and noteworthy, that five times as many people found the site by searching for "picture frames&q...

I’m hoping that a machinery maintenance guru can help with this one:- From the rest position the plunger can be pushed down easily by hand, and it springs back freely when released with no sign of friction or stickiness. However in normal use, immediately after wedge insertion, the plunger can be ve...

Foamex might be what you are looking for, Mark.

Keeping Track Of Jobs Within EstLite. When you finish each job, remember to tick it as complete in the History screen. In the Reports screen, make a report of “Jobs Not Completed”. (You have the option of either viewing on screen or printing this report.) All of your outstanding jobs will be listed...

custom print pricing... As you become more familiar with the program you will find that there is little in the way of framing that the program will not handle. The pricing of custom printing, however, is currently beyond its capabilities. The list of fixing methods, and the many other variables, th...

If this kind of thing can happen to an urbane sophisticate like Roboframer, what horrors would await a country bumkin like myself in the capital city?

Full marks to Simons though.

Google "Double cap rivets" (yes, including the quotes)

Welcome to the forum artondemand. I wish you every success with this innovative system.

Welcome to the forum DavidP.

This Hansen site looks promising.

It only takes a moment to spell check your post before hitting the Submit button.

If there were no way to adjust the scale setting, I would make my own scale by printing the image above, laminate it, and then cut out the relevant strip and stick it in place, offset by 1.5mm.

Remove the scale on the sliding arm (it has a self-adhesive backing) and replace it 1.5mm to the left of its current position.

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If the smile is not the first item on a line, it should be preceded by a space.

This will be rendered as a smiley on the forum, I have disabled them in this post though.

As it stands it would be a bit fiddly for our purpose though. There would be a lot of faffing around to get both ends mitered, and it would be doubly difficult without some sort of measuring arm.

Genius! Yet such a simple idea.

The obvious question is: Would it mitre a picture frame?

Each unnecessary quote is like a dagger through my heart.

But I try not to obsess about it

Click on "Jobs belonging to the current customer" and the current customer's jobs will be displayed.

If this does not work, the chances are that the database has been corrupted, usually by being 'explored' with a third party application, such as Excel.