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Topics covered	Basics of Framing	Art & Photo Weekend
Identifying the key elements of a framed picture.
How to cut a standard mount using specialised tools, for the mounting of a picture.
Basic methods for attaching a picture to the mount.
Cutting picture mouldings and joining them to create a frame for the mounted picture.
Cutting the glass and backboard to fit the frame.
Assembling the framed picture, including sealing the picture back and adding a hanging cord
Explore the different presentation and displaying techniques available when mounting a picture.
Discover and choose the right mount & style for your artwork.
Learn how to cut double mount.
Learn how to cut shadow mounts.
Learn how to float mounts.
Learn how to plan & cut a multi-aperture mount with several openings for a group of photos.

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Glass Cutters

Glass cutters

Rulers for cutting glass

Glass cleaning

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Plastic Cutter – Fletcher Score Mate
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Toyo TC20 Glass Cutter
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Toyo TC17P Oil Filled Glass Cutter
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As far as glass cutters go there are a few types available; Plastic glass cutters, Glass cutters and oil filled glass cutters.
Plastic glass cutters use a hooked metal blade to cut acrylics and other glass alternatives.
Glass cutters use a small wheel blade to cut into the glass, this requires oiling to maintain. Oil filled glass cutters are self maintaining, removing the need to manually oil the blade.