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	Topic: Starting out
?	posted 2/15/2007 10:13:00 PM by Greg E-mail: gdklein@yahaoo.com	[ Post your reply ]
	I have an art background and would like to make my own frames for my oils. I''m also thinking about getting in the business. I have an okay mitre saw but I know it might not make perfect cuts on some mouldings. I was thinking about getting a good mitre sander to correct the cuts instead of buying new saw. Is that a reasonable way to approach it or should I just bite the bullet and buy a new saw along with a mitre sander? Thanks. Greg
!	posted 3/13/2007 10:08:00 AM by Vivian Kistler, CPF, GCF E-mail: vivian@columbapublishing.com
	If you had posted this under the Framing section you would have more responses. Get a good saw--the one you have may be okay but needs a better blade and perfect alignment. Miter sanders are very helpful. Vol 1 of the LIbrary of Professional Picture Framing is very helpful. Vivian