The Framers Forum

While I was in the military, I had an endless supply of 'said blue roll' they did change the contract at one point and it went from being a really good absorbent paper roll and very resilient to the kind of stuff you would find in a toilet in a brewers Faye that would fall apart as soon as you spray...

http://www.ashworthandthompson.co.uk/75231.html

Looks very like this one. Hopefully you'll get sorted

Perhaps this would be a close alternative http://www.ashworthandthompson.co.uk/91-pewter.html
its only 50mm wide though but looks a similar profile and foil

I dont recognise the moulding as anything from the usual suppliers, but a close alternative would possible be FW Holroyds H149/74. Still too new a range to be on their website http://www.fwholroyd.com but certainly available if its any good for you

is that a piece of moulding stuck behind the horizontal Shaft?? that'll stop the carriage moving all the way forward... although it may well just be stored moulding on a rack... lol

Tom,

This is the clutch brooch bar I was talking about.. this one is fitted for the Queens Golden Jubilee Medal at 32mm wide but the ones that MessDress sell do not have closed ends so can be trimmed down to meet your size requirements

Hi Tom... when you say 'crimp brooch bar' I assume you mean for wrapping the ribbon around for display? If this is what you are after then a good source for all things medal related that I have used for a long time now is http://www.messdress.com/shop/medal-brooches-buckrams/clutch-pin-fixing-bars.h...

I am obviously quite fortunate up in N.E. Fife. I have just paid my fee for cardboard collection for this year.. £192.48 for all paper and cardboard waste.. as long as it is flat packed (or rolled in the case of corrugated packing) the council pick up from the shop front every week... and even come ...

Ash worth and Thompson also now have the same profile.. not sure about the cream tho but I have also painted the arqadia one when I couldn't get the correct colour in stock

Forkandles or Tomatopuri???.

its a Fletcher Multimaster point. they are used in the Yellow Fletcher guns

http://www.wessexpictures.com/product666.html

How about A&T 12152.OAK and 44130.OAK. I use countless amounts of 58130.OAk but that is 15mm x 18mm... lovely moulding tho... but a PITA to work with as it is so hard

Thanks Ricky.. Think it definitley is 6500AC341. Customer is coming back in later so I'll see what she says and get back to you

Kenney

Hi Guys, I have a customer who would like me to matcha Polcore frame that they already have and I am struggling to identify what it is.. hoping some guru can shine some light on it for me.. Dimensions are 64mm Wide 23mm Deep

Is that a new pair of shoes for the show again Sarah

Hi Mike, I can mirror Merlin's comments on the whole, although I am a Gunnar user... converting images to plotable cut patterns can be tricky but manageable if you have a decent understanding of working with Coreldraw. PC specs shouldn't be too much of a drama these days, any up to date system will ...

Hey Guys & Gals I am desperately trying to track down an alternative moulding for the one pictured. I used this moulding for a client a few months ago and now need to frame a similar piece for my client, unfortunately the moulding is out of stock and possibly looking at a few weeks yet before th...

Another option is to use 31mm offsets and place a cork bumper to fill the space.... I actually used this method for my FATG exam piece and it was perfectly acceptable

If memory serves me correctly, my F1 XL was built in 2000. I bought it in 2014 but I believe it had fallen off the service calendar in 2010.. very good clean machine with very little to go wrong.. yes the controller is a pricey bit of equipment but the advantage of the USB connectivity with the late...

Personally, you won't go far wrong with a Gunnar.. I picked one up second hand and unfortunately the controller did give up on me, I went for a new controller and I could not thank Sarah & Steve enough for their assistance. Immediate responses to any small issue encountered. My next CMC will wit...