I've been framing all my work with Nielsen style metal frames (#11,or
similar), in sizes up to 22" x 28".
But now I've purchased a used Epson 7600, and so will need to do
framing up to 30" x 40". Can I continue using just the frame pieces,
or is extra support needed? Is the #11 style too thin structurally
...or (in your opinion) visually?
While asking about framing, what do you use for backing? I've been
using Bien Fang archival foam core. But I see people buying an
archival quality corrugated, and now a plastic product that looks
like corrugated. I'm interested in archival properties, structural
stability, cost, and ease of work.
Thanks much,
Arthur
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Off topic - Supporting larger frames, frame backing
2008-05-09 by Arthur Fink
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