#The crazy framer how to
#The crazy framer full

This does not affect the Alchemist's Truth Potion. This affects the Detective, the PI, and the Link.The framed target will appear as a mafia to role-checkers for the night. Each night, the Framer can choose a target to frame.Planting fake evidence and alibis are what makes the Framer feared in the investigative world. Framer can be found in Crazy, Chaos, Corona and Crimson.Ī master of deception and cunning, the Framer knows every trick to deceive the town's investigative force.Force the moulding manufacturers to provide you with products that make your life easier and more profitable. They end up costing you money in terms of extra time and effort trying to make everything fit, and they cost you money in terms of all the design elements and conservation elements you have to leave out. The real solution is to take those too-shallow moulding samples off your wall and throw them in the dumpster. I appreciate rabbet-space and all the other great workarounds suggested here, but they are just that - workarounds.

And the mat had better be alpha-cellulose rather than rag, because there is just enough difference in thickness so as to make it fit. So many of them would barely accommodate glass, single mat, 4-ply mat as mounting board, and maybe maybe maybe if you were lucky, a sheet of 4-ply mat as backing board. Roma would put out these beautiful mouldings which were, frankly speaking, absolutely useless because you couldn't put anything into them. Interestingly enough, I found that the biggest offender in this category was Roma, which was not playing to the low end of the market. Here is a page on my site that talks about thick items and show the framing for a 1/2' thick Playboy in a frame that only accommodate a 5/16' thickness. Since all my frames allow the user to add or remove the item, I can't use things like rabbit space (nice product). I am currently rewriting my site and one of the things that the new size's Framing Wizard will have is that it will only show mouldings that will accommodate the stated thickness of their item. Each of my frames show that maximum thickness that the moulding can accommodate but sometimes the customers don't pay attention to that. On occasion, I have needed needed rabbits of over 1'.Īs part of my order taking, I ask for them to specify the thickness of what they are framing. On my site, all the mouldings I offer have a rabbit space of 5/8' or more which eliminates about 85-90% of all moulding for me. Think of those thick (1/2') Playboys from the 70s for example. My frames have to accommodate thickness from a single sheet up to as thick as magazines and newspapers can be. The framing of changeable framing for magazines, newspapers and other ephemera often entails framing things far thicker than a single sheet of paper. My needs for rabbit space are even more than most of yours.

#The crazy framer how to

Learn how to do in-lay mats, and use thinner backer boards like 4mm flute. Historical lineage, look extremely squashed. So we're back to 9/16' under the lip, and profiles that when compared to their Then the framer says 'I love the depth - but I can't sell that expensive of a So before we start talking about the sanding, and finish. Moulding out of a set than on the small mouldings. But the blades still heat up more, so you get 2/3 of the linear feet of Now because of the mass, you run the moulder at only 400' per minute instead The cost of 4/4 - and has 3x the flaws, so your waste doubles) and run it. You buy some 8/4 lumber (which costs 2.6x Now we get into the reality of material (notice I didn't say lumber).

But they don't, so the thicker lumberĪnd what did this extra 65% more $$ give you? 1/2' more under the lip = 33/64' So you mill it out of lumber that is 1-1/2' thick or 6/4. You're going to get about 1/64' under the lip. But if you are milling a 2' scotia with a redunt If you are doing a simple 5/8 face cap moulding, the cap is about 3/16 tall,

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Surfaced carefully, you might get a full 64/64, but usually in a production mill

It will measure between 33/32' - 9/8' thick. because if the board is rough or un-surfaced on any side So a 1' thick board is calledĤ/4 but not one inch. Thicknesses that are called out by increments of 1/4'. Wood lumber (not boards, which are called dimensional lumber) comes in Now lets look back at the simple answer ($$ vs $$$) In the early 1970s, some fool discovered a simple way to register and cut a Which left plenty of room for you to squeeze gun in 18-gauge brads. In the 1960s, the common job was glass+single mat+ picture+ backing ofĮither cardboard or if the job warranted and the framer was knowledgeable,Ĥ-ply rag mat. Longer answer = a hundred years or even 40 years ago, that was plenty.