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Re: Cutting boards
Posted: 28 Jan 2014, 23:23
by purpledragon
Have you tried using a layer of ironing board felt on top of the platern.....yes yes i know its my answer to a lot but it works
Re: Cutting boards
Posted: 29 Jan 2014, 09:05
by Quinsfan
The base plate has a nice thick mat and I placed a silicon baking mat on top. I have no more boards left now to try anything else. This may be an expensive gift.
Re: Cutting boards
Posted: 29 Jan 2014, 09:13
by purpledragon
ok i know you will have a nice thick probably rubber mat on the platern BUT i used to have problems with pressing things like placemats quite similar to what you have displayed, i found that by putting a layer of ironing board felt ontop of the rubber mat this got rid of the problem . my theory is the heated plate probably isnt truly flat by putting the layer of felt ontop of the platern when you press a flat object ie placemat then this sinks slightlyinto the felt so if there is somewhere thats uneven this should get rid of the problem
Re: Cutting boards
Posted: 01 Feb 2014, 12:14
by diveuk
Is your press a clam or a swing press? I have found that some clam presses give uneven pressure across the platen whereas a swing press gives more even pressure across the platen.