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June 20, 2005, 12:27:52 PM »
Plastic frames with warping foundation?
I was wondering about how many people have used plastic frames who have had problems with the plastic warped to one side.
When I ordered my initial stuff from one of the large suppliers, I ordered wax coated plastic frames. It was cool to get them but I did notice when I got them that some of them, their foundation warped to one side, I know about injection molding and why this might have happened. I put it aside and in the end I went with foundationless frames I built myself and I put the plastic aside. I have since cut the plastic out of 10 of the frames leaving a starter strip all the way around, I have yet to see how this works.
My question is, “finally” has other people noticed this problem and how have you dealt with it?
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I just "crown" them all the same way.
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I just "crown" them all the same way.
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