OT: A0 poster frames

I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just
wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x 40ins
.... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere wells
the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. Thirty or
forty quid is a frightening cost each.

Any pointers?

On 10 Jul, 18:00, "elyob" <newsprof...@gmail.com> wrote:

> a couple of posters I wish to frame.
>

For one glorious moment, I imagined Des on a murder charge....

elyob wrote:
> I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just
> wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x 40ins
> ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere wells
> the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. Thirty or
> forty quid is a frightening cost each.
>
> Any pointers?

http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/10094060

Largest one of these is approximately the right width, and about an inch
higher.. I reckon you'll get away with that, and you could always add a
strip of border top and bottom.

Alternatively it might be a perfect fit and the posters are actually
metric sized too...

TOG@toil,chateau.murray@btinternet.com, <chateau.murray@btinternet.com> wrote:
> On 10 Jul, 18:00, "elyob" <newsprof...@gmail.com> wrote:

>> a couple of posters I wish to frame.

> For one glorious moment, I imagined Des on a murder charge....

Oh look, my third UKRM stalker..

D.
--
des | 'trop d'la balle, j'kiffe grave!'
BMW K100-LT
http://coughlan.fr/

elyob wrote:
> I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just
> wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x 40ins
> ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere wells
> the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. Thirty or
> forty quid is a frightening cost each.
>
> Any pointers?

Wallpaper paste is cheap.

--
Eddie eddie@deguello.org

http://www.last.fm/group/ukrm

"ginge" <the.gingeREMOVE@THISgmail.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.20fdc0ae7e8eef88989a56@news.zen.co.uk...
> elyob wrote:
>> I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just
>> wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x
>> 40ins
>> ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere wells
>> the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. Thirty or
>> forty quid is a frightening cost each.
>>
>> Any pointers?
>
> http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/10094060
>
> Largest one of these is approximately the right width, and about an inch
> higher.. I reckon you'll get away with that, and you could always add a
> strip of border top and bottom.
>
> Alternatively it might be a perfect fit and the posters are actually
> metric sized too...

I've just measured the width, and it is 25inches, so I guess the height is
correct as well.

25in x 40in translates to 63.5cm x 101.6cm, and the biggest Ikea is 70x100cm
.... bugger.

Best I've seen is
http://www.4x90.com/aluminium-frames...nium-frame.htm
at £30 each ... still too much for pikey old me ..

In article <5fhoosF3bqf41U1@mid.individual.net>, newsprofile@gmail.com
says...

> I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just
> wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x 40ins
> ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere wells
> the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. Thirty or
> forty quid is a frightening cost each.
>
> Any pointers?

I've used this lot a couple of times and are ok

http://www.fastframes.co.uk/
--
CBR1000 GS450 FZ1-N
BOMB#14 ibW#40 LotR#0 BOTAFOT#157 BotM#3

TOG@toil wrote:
> On 10 Jul, 18:00, "elyob" <newsprof...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>> a couple of posters I wish to frame.
>>
>
> For one glorious moment, I imagined Des on a murder charge....

<waves knotted rope>

--
Hog
'03 ST4S '96 Bastard12 '89 R100RS '81 XS650 '78 RD400

"Whinging Courier" <markonusenet@TAKEITAWAYyahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:MPG.20fdc40e3044a9c7989847@news.individual.ne t...
> In article <5fhoosF3bqf41U1@mid.individual.net>, newsprofile@gmail.com
> says...
>
>> I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just
>> wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x
>> 40ins
>> ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere wells
>> the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. Thirty or
>> forty quid is a frightening cost each.
>>
>> Any pointers?
>
> I've used this lot a couple of times and are ok
>
> http://www.fastframes.co.uk/

I've just had another thought .. who would have a scanner big enough and
would be able to reduce them down to a better size? Personally I'd like to
have a print quality version but 16"x12" or around that size when scaled
down.

Thanks

"elyob" <newsprofile@gmail.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:5fhq7uF3bsqviU1@mid.individual.net...

> 25in x 40in translates to 63.5cm x 101.6cm, and the biggest Ikea is
> 70x100cm ... bugger.

70-63.5=6.5
100-6.5=93.5

Can you cut the posters to 63.5 x 93.5 and have a 6.5/2=3.25 passe-par-tout
betwwen frame and image?

BTW, DIN A0 is not the right size for you, it is 1189 x 841 mm. You can
Google for it or <remembers useless university lesson> calculate it knowing
that DIN A0 surface is one square meter and the ratio of DIN Ax sides is
always equal to SQRT(2) so that DIN A(x+1) doubles the surface of DIN Ax. So
just solve X out SQRT(2)*X^2=1 and get the result. The only utility of it is
that you can get a DIN Ax by cutting in two halves a DIN A(x+1) (Germans,
couldn't they get a life?)

<FX: Excel>

Size Height(mm) Width(mm) Surface(m2)
DIN A0 1189,21 840,90 1
DIN A1 840,90 594,60 0,5
DIN A2 594,60 420,45 0,25
DIN A3 420,45 297,30 0,125
DIN A4 297,30 210,22 0,0625
DIN A5 210,22 148,65 0,03125

Domènec wrote:
> "elyob" <newsprofile@gmail.com> escribió en el mensaje
> news:5fhq7uF3bsqviU1@mid.individual.net...
>
>> 25in x 40in translates to 63.5cm x 101.6cm, and the biggest Ikea is
>> 70x100cm ... bugger.
>
> 70-63.5=6.5
> 100-6.5=93.5
>
> Can you cut the posters to 63.5 x 93.5 and have a 6.5/2=3.25
> passe-par-tout betwwen frame and image?
>
> BTW, DIN A0 is not the right size for you, it is 1189 x 841 mm. You
> can Google for it or <remembers useless university lesson> calculate
> it knowing that DIN A0 surface is one square meter and the ratio of
> DIN Ax sides is always equal to SQRT(2) so that DIN A(x+1) doubles
> the surface of DIN Ax. So just solve X out SQRT(2)*X^2=1 and get the
> result. The only utility of it is that you can get a DIN Ax by
> cutting in two halves a DIN A(x+1) (Germans, couldn't they get a
> life?)

<Aside: What he say?>

--
Si - XV535

"elyob" <newsprofile@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:5fhoosF3bqf41U1@mid.individual.net...
> I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just
> wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x
> 40ins ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere
> wells the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap.
> Thirty or forty quid is a frightening cost each.
>
> Any pointers?

I bought 50 frames off Mike who's email is thefrithgroup@btconnect.com .
His direct line is 01722 743093. The bigger ones are 50cm by 40cm and I paid
£8 each - but I bought bulk(30 of these). Post was an extra £17.5 (in total)
for 4 big boxes. He has an eBay site (Kraftybay) but doesn't list all the
frames available because he makes them to order.

The frames are excellent, black painted or blonde wood with acrylic rather
than glass - much lighter. Service was good.

John

"Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot" <eastREMOVEkent@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:lpOdnY5bRNYjUA7bnZ2dnUVZ8qijnZ2d@pipex.net...
> Domènec wrote:
>> "elyob" <newsprofile@gmail.com> escribió en el mensaje
>> news:5fhq7uF3bsqviU1@mid.individual.net...
>>
>>> 25in x 40in translates to 63.5cm x 101.6cm, and the biggest Ikea is
>>> 70x100cm ... bugger.
>>
>> 70-63.5=6.5
>> 100-6.5=93.5
>>
>> Can you cut the posters to 63.5 x 93.5 and have a 6.5/2=3.25
>> passe-par-tout betwwen frame and image?
>>
>> BTW, DIN A0 is not the right size for you, it is 1189 x 841 mm. You
>> can Google for it or <remembers useless university lesson> calculate
>> it knowing that DIN A0 surface is one square meter and the ratio of
>> DIN Ax sides is always equal to SQRT(2) so that DIN A(x+1) doubles
>> the surface of DIN Ax. So just solve X out SQRT(2)*X^2=1 and get the
>> result. The only utility of it is that you can get a DIN Ax by
>> cutting in two halves a DIN A(x+1) (Germans, couldn't they get a
>> life?)
>
> <Aside: What he say?>
>

Did he say Pie?

elyob wrote:
>
> "Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot" <eastREMOVEkent@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:lpOdnY5bRNYjUA7bnZ2dnUVZ8qijnZ2d@pipex.net...
> >
> > <Aside: What he say?>
> >
>
> Did he say Pie?

mmmmmmm pie.

You have pie?

"Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot" <eastREMOVEkent@gmail.com> escribió en el
mensaje news:lpOdnY5bRNYjUA7bnZ2dnUVZ8qijnZ2d@pipex.net...
> Domènec wrote:

>> can Google for it or <remembers useless university lesson> calculate
> <Aside: What he say?>

I had a similar feeling that day in school.

"elyob" <newsprofile@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:5fhoosF3bqf41U1@mid.individual.net...
> I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just
> wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x
> 40ins ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere
> wells the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap.
> Thirty or forty quid is a frightening cost each.
>
> Any pointers?

we sis the same with some Cinema posters
IKEA has some silver ones (perspex not glass though)
approx £8 each I seem to recall
--
Vass

Domènec wrote:
> "Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot" <eastREMOVEkent@gmail.com> escribió en el
> mensaje news:lpOdnY5bRNYjUA7bnZ2dnUVZ8qijnZ2d@pipex.net...
>> Domènec wrote:
>
>>> can Google for it or <remembers useless university lesson>
>>> calculate <Aside: What he say?>
>
> I had a similar feeling that day in school.

Aaah, school! I remember everything I was told about glaciers. That's been
very handy for moments such as these, when I am able to say "I remember
everything I was told about glaciers".

--
Si - XV535

"Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot" <eastREMOVEkent@gmail.com> escribió en el
mensaje news:dq-dnYDLsZcOCAnbnZ2dnUVZ8sqjnZ2d@pipex.net...

> Aaah, school! I remember everything I was told about glaciers. That's been
> very handy for moments such as these, when I am able to say "I remember
> everything I was told about glaciers".

The academic stuff in the UK seems to be mucho interesting.

http://www.kokaneebeer.com/

On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 11:09:28 GMT, "Domènec"
<domenec.sos.valles@gmail.com> allegedly wrote:

> "Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot" <eastREMOVEkent@gmail.com> escribió en el
> mensaje news:dq-dnYDLsZcOCAnbnZ2dnUVZ8sqjnZ2d@pipex.net...
>
>> Aaah, school! I remember everything I was told about glaciers. That's
>> been very handy for moments such as these, when I am able to say "I
>> remember everything I was told about glaciers".
>
> The academic stuff in the UK seems to be mucho interesting.
>
> http://www.kokaneebeer.com/

I can't check the link (blocked by firewall), but I believe Kokanee is a
Canadian beer producer. Some quite nice stuff as well, which goes down
well after a hard day on the slopes.

"Switters" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:Xns996A899FA95BCswittersnospam@85.214.50.93.. .
> On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 11:09:28 GMT, "Domènec"
> <domenec.sos.valles@gmail.com> allegedly wrote:
>
>> "Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot" <eastREMOVEkent@gmail.com> escribió en el
>> mensaje news:dq-dnYDLsZcOCAnbnZ2dnUVZ8sqjnZ2d@pipex.net...
>>
>>> Aaah, school! I remember everything I was told about glaciers. That's
>>> been very handy for moments such as these, when I am able to say "I
>>> remember everything I was told about glaciers".
>>
>> The academic stuff in the UK seems to be mucho interesting.
>>
>> http://www.kokaneebeer.com/
>
> I can't check the link (blocked by firewall), but I believe Kokanee is a
> Canadian beer producer. Some quite nice stuff as well, which goes down
> well after a hard day on the slopes.

Go to http://phproxy.elyob.com and take a look

"Switters" <me@privacy.net> escribió en el mensaje
news:Xns996A899FA95BCswittersnospam@85.214.50.93.. .
> On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 11:09:28 GMT, "Domènec"

>> The academic stuff in the UK seems to be mucho interesting.
>> http://www.kokaneebeer.com/
> I can't check the link (blocked by firewall), but I believe Kokanee is a
> Canadian beer producer. Some quite nice stuff as well, which goes down
> well after a hard day on the slopes.

"Glacier beer".

ginge wrote:

> elyob wrote:
> >
> > "Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot" <eastREMOVEkent@gmail.com> wrote in
> > message news:lpOdnY5bRNYjUA7bnZ2dnUVZ8qijnZ2d@pipex.net...
> > >
> > > <Aside: What he say?>
> > >
> >
> > Did he say Pie?
>
> mmmmmmm pie.
>
> You have pie?

<looks down>

Had.

Many.

--
Christofire DIAABTCOD#1 DS#9 ZX-10R

	#1
elyob	OT: A0 poster frames I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x 40ins .... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere wells the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. Thirty or forty quid is a frightening cost each. Any pointers?

	#2
TOG@toil,chateau.murray@btinternet.com,	Re: OT: A0 poster frames On 10 Jul, 18:00, "elyob" <newsprof...@gmail.com> wrote: > a couple of posters I wish to frame. > For one glorious moment, I imagined Des on a murder charge....

	#3
ginge	Re: OT: A0 poster frames elyob wrote: > I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just > wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x 40ins > ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere wells > the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. Thirty or > forty quid is a frightening cost each. > > Any pointers? http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/10094060 Largest one of these is approximately the right width, and about an inch higher.. I reckon you'll get away with that, and you could always add a strip of border top and bottom. Alternatively it might be a perfect fit and the posters are actually metric sized too...

	#4
Des	Re: OT: A0 poster frames TOG@toil,chateau.murray@btinternet.com, <chateau.murray@btinternet.com> wrote: > On 10 Jul, 18:00, "elyob" <newsprof...@gmail.com> wrote: >> a couple of posters I wish to frame. > For one glorious moment, I imagined Des on a murder charge.... Oh look, my third UKRM stalker.. D. -- des \| 'trop d'la balle, j'kiffe grave!' BMW K100-LT http://coughlan.fr/

	#5
Eddie	Re: OT: A0 poster frames elyob wrote: > I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just > wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x 40ins > ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere wells > the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. Thirty or > forty quid is a frightening cost each. > > Any pointers? Wallpaper paste is cheap. -- Eddie eddie@deguello.org http://www.last.fm/group/ukrm

	#6
elyob	Re: OT: A0 poster frames "ginge" <the.gingeREMOVE@THISgmail.com> wrote in message news:MPG.20fdc0ae7e8eef88989a56@news.zen.co.uk... > elyob wrote: >> I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just >> wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x >> 40ins >> ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere wells >> the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. Thirty or >> forty quid is a frightening cost each. >> >> Any pointers? > > http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/10094060 > > Largest one of these is approximately the right width, and about an inch > higher.. I reckon you'll get away with that, and you could always add a > strip of border top and bottom. > > Alternatively it might be a perfect fit and the posters are actually > metric sized too... I've just measured the width, and it is 25inches, so I guess the height is correct as well. 25in x 40in translates to 63.5cm x 101.6cm, and the biggest Ikea is 70x100cm .... bugger. Best I've seen is http://www.4x90.com/aluminium-frames...nium-frame.htm at £30 each ... still too much for pikey old me ..

	#7
Whinging Courier	Re: OT: A0 poster frames In article <5fhoosF3bqf41U1@mid.individual.net>, newsprofile@gmail.com says... > I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just > wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x 40ins > ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere wells > the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. Thirty or > forty quid is a frightening cost each. > > Any pointers? I've used this lot a couple of times and are ok http://www.fastframes.co.uk/ -- CBR1000 GS450 FZ1-N BOMB#14 ibW#40 LotR#0 BOTAFOT#157 BotM#3

	#8
Hog	Re: OT: A0 poster frames TOG@toil wrote: > On 10 Jul, 18:00, "elyob" <newsprof...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >> a couple of posters I wish to frame. >> > > For one glorious moment, I imagined Des on a murder charge.... <waves knotted rope> -- Hog '03 ST4S '96 Bastard12 '89 R100RS '81 XS650 '78 RD400

	#9
elyob	Re: OT: A0 poster frames "Whinging Courier" <markonusenet@TAKEITAWAYyahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:MPG.20fdc40e3044a9c7989847@news.individual.ne t... > In article <5fhoosF3bqf41U1@mid.individual.net>, newsprofile@gmail.com > says... > >> I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just >> wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x >> 40ins >> ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere wells >> the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. Thirty or >> forty quid is a frightening cost each. >> >> Any pointers? > > I've used this lot a couple of times and are ok > > http://www.fastframes.co.uk/ I've just had another thought .. who would have a scanner big enough and would be able to reduce them down to a better size? Personally I'd like to have a print quality version but 16"x12" or around that size when scaled down. Thanks

	#10
Domènec	Re: OT: A0 poster frames "elyob" <newsprofile@gmail.com> escribió en el mensaje news:5fhq7uF3bsqviU1@mid.individual.net... > 25in x 40in translates to 63.5cm x 101.6cm, and the biggest Ikea is > 70x100cm ... bugger. 70-63.5=6.5 100-6.5=93.5 Can you cut the posters to 63.5 x 93.5 and have a 6.5/2=3.25 passe-par-tout betwwen frame and image? BTW, DIN A0 is not the right size for you, it is 1189 x 841 mm. You can Google for it or <remembers useless university lesson> calculate it knowing that DIN A0 surface is one square meter and the ratio of DIN Ax sides is always equal to SQRT(2) so that DIN A(x+1) doubles the surface of DIN Ax. So just solve X out SQRT(2)*X^2=1 and get the result. The only utility of it is that you can get a DIN Ax by cutting in two halves a DIN A(x+1) (Germans, couldn't they get a life?) <FX: Excel> Size Height(mm) Width(mm) Surface(m2) DIN A0 1189,21 840,90 1 DIN A1 840,90 594,60 0,5 DIN A2 594,60 420,45 0,25 DIN A3 420,45 297,30 0,125 DIN A4 297,30 210,22 0,0625 DIN A5 210,22 148,65 0,03125

	#11
Mungo \Two Sheds\ Toadfoot	Re: OT: A0 poster frames Domènec wrote: > "elyob" <newsprofile@gmail.com> escribió en el mensaje > news:5fhq7uF3bsqviU1@mid.individual.net... > >> 25in x 40in translates to 63.5cm x 101.6cm, and the biggest Ikea is >> 70x100cm ... bugger. > > 70-63.5=6.5 > 100-6.5=93.5 > > Can you cut the posters to 63.5 x 93.5 and have a 6.5/2=3.25 > passe-par-tout betwwen frame and image? > > BTW, DIN A0 is not the right size for you, it is 1189 x 841 mm. You > can Google for it or <remembers useless university lesson> calculate > it knowing that DIN A0 surface is one square meter and the ratio of > DIN Ax sides is always equal to SQRT(2) so that DIN A(x+1) doubles > the surface of DIN Ax. So just solve X out SQRT(2)*X^2=1 and get the > result. The only utility of it is that you can get a DIN Ax by > cutting in two halves a DIN A(x+1) (Germans, couldn't they get a > life?) <Aside: What he say?> -- Si - XV535

	#12
Eatmorepies	Re: A0 poster frames "elyob" <newsprofile@gmail.com> wrote in message news:5fhoosF3bqf41U1@mid.individual.net... > I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just > wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x > 40ins ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere > wells the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. > Thirty or forty quid is a frightening cost each. > > Any pointers? I bought 50 frames off Mike who's email is thefrithgroup@btconnect.com . His direct line is 01722 743093. The bigger ones are 50cm by 40cm and I paid £8 each - but I bought bulk(30 of these). Post was an extra £17.5 (in total) for 4 big boxes. He has an eBay site (Kraftybay) but doesn't list all the frames available because he makes them to order. The frames are excellent, black painted or blonde wood with acrylic rather than glass - much lighter. Service was good. John

	#13
elyob	Re: OT: A0 poster frames "Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot" <eastREMOVEkent@gmail.com> wrote in message news:lpOdnY5bRNYjUA7bnZ2dnUVZ8qijnZ2d@pipex.net... > Domènec wrote: >> "elyob" <newsprofile@gmail.com> escribió en el mensaje >> news:5fhq7uF3bsqviU1@mid.individual.net... >> >>> 25in x 40in translates to 63.5cm x 101.6cm, and the biggest Ikea is >>> 70x100cm ... bugger. >> >> 70-63.5=6.5 >> 100-6.5=93.5 >> >> Can you cut the posters to 63.5 x 93.5 and have a 6.5/2=3.25 >> passe-par-tout betwwen frame and image? >> >> BTW, DIN A0 is not the right size for you, it is 1189 x 841 mm. You >> can Google for it or <remembers useless university lesson> calculate >> it knowing that DIN A0 surface is one square meter and the ratio of >> DIN Ax sides is always equal to SQRT(2) so that DIN A(x+1) doubles >> the surface of DIN Ax. So just solve X out SQRT(2)*X^2=1 and get the >> result. The only utility of it is that you can get a DIN Ax by >> cutting in two halves a DIN A(x+1) (Germans, couldn't they get a >> life?) > > <Aside: What he say?> > Did he say Pie?

	#16
Vass	Re: A0 poster frames "elyob" <newsprofile@gmail.com> wrote in message news:5fhoosF3bqf41U1@mid.individual.net... > I've just bought a couple of posters I wish to frame, nothing fancy, just > wish to keep them flat and mounted on the wall. The sizes are 25ins x > 40ins ... I'm guessing A0 will be oversized, and am wondering if anywhere > wells the exact size I want, and somewhere where it'd be damn cheap. > Thirty or forty quid is a frightening cost each. > > Any pointers? we sis the same with some Cinema posters IKEA has some silver ones (perspex not glass though) approx £8 each I seem to recall -- Vass

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Switters	Re: OT: A0 poster frames On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 11:09:28 GMT, "Domènec" <domenec.sos.valles@gmail.com> allegedly wrote: > "Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot" <eastREMOVEkent@gmail.com> escribió en el > mensaje news:dq-dnYDLsZcOCAnbnZ2dnUVZ8sqjnZ2d@pipex.net... > >> Aaah, school! I remember everything I was told about glaciers. That's >> been very handy for moments such as these, when I am able to say "I >> remember everything I was told about glaciers". > > The academic stuff in the UK seems to be mucho interesting. > > http://www.kokaneebeer.com/ I can't check the link (blocked by firewall), but I believe Kokanee is a Canadian beer producer. Some quite nice stuff as well, which goes down well after a hard day on the slopes.

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elyob	Re: OT: A0 poster frames "Switters" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message news:Xns996A899FA95BCswittersnospam@85.214.50.93.. . > On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 11:09:28 GMT, "Domènec" > <domenec.sos.valles@gmail.com> allegedly wrote: > >> "Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot" <eastREMOVEkent@gmail.com> escribió en el >> mensaje news:dq-dnYDLsZcOCAnbnZ2dnUVZ8sqjnZ2d@pipex.net... >> >>> Aaah, school! I remember everything I was told about glaciers. That's >>> been very handy for moments such as these, when I am able to say "I >>> remember everything I was told about glaciers". >> >> The academic stuff in the UK seems to be mucho interesting. >> >> http://www.kokaneebeer.com/ > > I can't check the link (blocked by firewall), but I believe Kokanee is a > Canadian beer producer. Some quite nice stuff as well, which goes down > well after a hard day on the slopes. Go to http://phproxy.elyob.com and take a look

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christofire	Re: OT: A0 poster frames ginge wrote: > elyob wrote: > > > > "Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot" <eastREMOVEkent@gmail.com> wrote in > > message news:lpOdnY5bRNYjUA7bnZ2dnUVZ8qijnZ2d@pipex.net... > > > > > > <Aside: What he say?> > > > > > > > Did he say Pie? > > mmmmmmm pie. > > You have pie? <looks down> Had. Many. -- Christofire DIAABTCOD#1 DS#9 ZX-10R