three layered Dutch Seasonal Plates

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three layered Dutch Seasonal Plates

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did these the other week
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Hi Ausipeet, welcome to the forum.

In the left hand column you will find a link to How to include an image in your post that you might find helpful.
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thanks for that John ill retry and hope to have better luck this time.
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here is that image Hopefully?
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the start.
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Nice,

How did you cut the moulding, on a Morso? And the matting?

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am a simple Framer, i havent got any mechenical equipement, all i have are hand tools so all that i do is all cut by hand on a mitre saw and the matboards are cut on a Frameco matboard cutting system, still done by hand, time consuming but seeing as im retired time isnt an issue for me, and so far my customers are more then pleased with the results.
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