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Re: Problem with Easel Back Boards

Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 18:24
by a few more words
We have had problems today doing some Easel back Unisub boards,
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Pressing at 200c / 60 secs

As you can see from above , we got a very poor result, .......we suspected that the pressure was not enough, so we increased it and did another one
and got the following improved result

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Which was a good improvement , but still not good enough.....the pressure was high for this .....(manual press)

I guess the poor result is because of poor pressure being unevenly transmitted due to the easel on the back of the 6mm board.

I was next considering making up something of similar thickness to the actual easel to sit alongside the easel , so that the full board is supported evenly ????

Does anyone else have a better way ??? Some tricks on this one ??

Thanks

Tom

Re: Problem with Easel Back Boards

Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 18:53
by Renniwano
I believe it may have been Paul *but don't quote me on that* that mentioned cutting an old mouse mat or something to sit round the stand to make the back more even..

I definitely think that some makeshift back will be the way forward for you..

Re: Problem with Easel Back Boards

Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 19:51
by Paul
:rolleyes:

Re: Problem with Easel Back Boards

Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 20:04
by Renniwano
and low and behold........ video proof ;)

Re: Problem with Easel Back Boards

Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 21:06
by a few more words
Renniwano;78705 wrote:and low and behold........ video proof ;)
Thanks for that
I just viewed the video...great stuff
Will have a go in the morning

Cheers

Tom

Re: Problem with Easel Back Boards

Posted: 07 Nov 2013, 13:38
by a few more words
Thanks Again

Took a knife to a mousemat as per the video and it worked a treat.....perfect 1st time.

Cheers
Tom

Re: Problem with Easel Back Boards

Posted: 08 Nov 2013, 01:08
by NikGrey
I only just found the cache of Educational Video's at the bottom of this forum - had just watched this very same video when this post was made.. There's a lesson there :)