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Posted: Wed 27 Feb, 2019 12:36 pm
Hi All,
My early framing interest stemmed from woodworking about 3 years ago, using my own rebated wood. I gradually developed my knowledge and techniques and started buying mouldings and supplies from Lionpic.
I make a low number of high quality frames as a hobby for myself and as gifts to family and friends. I’m based in Newbury, Berkshire and lucky to have a woodworking workshop in the garden.
I have bought various tools over the 3-years but as I delve into using bigger and deeper mouldings my DIY tools start to show their limitations! I currently use a mitre chop saw, a mitre trimmer, and a Keencut Artist mount cutter; everything else I use are DIY handtools including a manual joiner (akin to a Pushmaster).
Lionpic kindly gave me a demo of their underpinners a few weeks ago and recommended this forum as the best place to buy second hand machines.
I am looking forward to perusing the wealth of information shared on this forum but right now I’m keen to get my hands on a decent quality foot operated underpinner, so I will be heading over to the ‘for sale’ sections initially.
I'm also keen to network with other framers and woodworkers nearby, so please say hello.
Many thanks,
Lynne
My early framing interest stemmed from woodworking about 3 years ago, using my own rebated wood. I gradually developed my knowledge and techniques and started buying mouldings and supplies from Lionpic.
I make a low number of high quality frames as a hobby for myself and as gifts to family and friends. I’m based in Newbury, Berkshire and lucky to have a woodworking workshop in the garden.
I have bought various tools over the 3-years but as I delve into using bigger and deeper mouldings my DIY tools start to show their limitations! I currently use a mitre chop saw, a mitre trimmer, and a Keencut Artist mount cutter; everything else I use are DIY handtools including a manual joiner (akin to a Pushmaster).
Lionpic kindly gave me a demo of their underpinners a few weeks ago and recommended this forum as the best place to buy second hand machines.
I am looking forward to perusing the wealth of information shared on this forum but right now I’m keen to get my hands on a decent quality foot operated underpinner, so I will be heading over to the ‘for sale’ sections initially.
I'm also keen to network with other framers and woodworkers nearby, so please say hello.
Many thanks,
Lynne