JBergelin
CGF II, Certified Grumble Framer Level 2
I have searched but cannot locate a thread I read sometime last year.
What I want to do is take a fabric mat, cut the core and tear away the core in the opening then wrap the remaining fabric back over the bevel - goal to make a simulated liner from the mat.
I remember reading that it can be done but I don't remember how - also can it be done on a cmc or will I need to pull out the old cutter?
The purpose is to solve a problem - canvas stretched on uneven stretcher bars - when put in the frame the corners fit the rabit but the center bows up and down leaving a small gap along the edge of the rabit. The frame is not large enough to use a liner.
Thanks in advance.
Jeanne
What I want to do is take a fabric mat, cut the core and tear away the core in the opening then wrap the remaining fabric back over the bevel - goal to make a simulated liner from the mat.
I remember reading that it can be done but I don't remember how - also can it be done on a cmc or will I need to pull out the old cutter?
The purpose is to solve a problem - canvas stretched on uneven stretcher bars - when put in the frame the corners fit the rabit but the center bows up and down leaving a small gap along the edge of the rabit. The frame is not large enough to use a liner.
Thanks in advance.
Jeanne