What's the thickness of the stripe when sticing the two pieces together? If it's thiner than the toothsaw on frame I can't put it beside the toothsaw.
1722210
The frame has to be flush/flat against the wall. The tooth saw hanger would have to be removed so that the entire frame would touch the wall. See the pictures on the front page. If you attach these to the tooth-saw it will fall down. These replace the tooth-saw, nails and other hanging hardware on the back of your frame.
1211323
It looks like the one piece should slit into two, but; rather than pulling that apart, you want to slide/rotate the entire peace to the one direction. There should be a top and bottom that slide opposing directions.
1550637
Mine came w/ the white pick guard on it. Is your's used ? If not - call / email the company that sent it. Unless you are inclined to work on your instruments - let them do it or walk you through it - once they send the guard & the correct glue to you (at their expense.) If you correct it, make sure no glue seeps out onto the body - it will mar the finish.
1267912
If you are saying the forks are too far apart, you could use a clamp to draw the the forks together. If you can post a picture, then we can get a better idea of what's going wrong.
1677235
The back has to snap shut . I wonder if pressing the cross stitch might flatten it enough if there is a fairly wide (1/2 inch) border...I just tried it with three quarters in the middle and it snapped shut!
637080
I had to look! In my mind, I would say the stripe was raised & possibly removable. But when I looked at it this morning -- the stripe is smooth and part of the cover. No removal.
241971
On mine, there are painted on white letters that say China about 1/8 of an inch tall, right at the base of the blade, on one side. A little black paint would hide it, or if you were very careful and used a really fine grit, you could probably sand it off.
1148737
Mine has those lines, but they are short and faint. I believe it is part of the molding process.
2223142
There are two rows of spinning teeth. The teeth in each row measure the same. Totally even. The bottom row of teeth are the tiniest bit shorter than the top row. I have a Great Pyrenees, and this comb cannot penetrate the outer coat to get anywhere near the undercoat. No good.
151581
There are two hooks that screw into the front of the plaque. The issue is you cant have them screwed in the whole way or else thry wont reach due to the hilt/guard.
629665
I'm sorry that I can't help you. Mine went together fine. Did you experience the unraveling strip that I had?
146633
I had the same problem. The plastic seems too thick, what I did was, I shaved the thickness away with a razor, it is not the best solution but it works !
247141
I just got it in the mail today. but sadly the clear seems to be the same finish as the standard :| bummer I had to break the packaging seal to check, now it's probably not returnable. oh well...now I have a replacement at least :)
1379121
Mine is the same. I ordered this from Amazon. It looks O.K. Don't think company would ever notice that there is a little overlap on the sides. Doesn't bother me most of the time either. Good product for the cost! If you were real brave, you could try trimming it, but I figured I'd end up with a crooked line!
1537654
I don't have an instrument that could measure such a small thickness accurately. It needs some clearance, but not a lot. It seems as thick as 2 credit cards. That still allows it to be pretty strong, as it is steel. I have had mine for almost 2 years, and it's still like new.
1250540
Barbara -- To work, I think you'll need to consider to points: thickness of the frame, and shape of the heart. If the frame is very thin (less than 1/2" thick) then that should be fine, but I don't think the prongs that hold the plate would be able to get a good grip on anything much thicker than that. If the bottom of the heart is "fat" (tapers very quickly at the point, like this --> http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/img-thing?.out=jpg&size;=l&tid;=26705843 ), then that should be fine however, if the heart is elongated (like this --> http://woodencraftedgifts-supplies.weebly.com/uploads/1/0/6/4/10641641/135971_orig.jpg ), the prongs on the bottom could slip very easily and allow the frame to fall. Barbara -- To work, I think you'll need to consider to points: thickness of the frame, and shape of the heart. If the frame is very thin (less than 1/2" thick) then that should be fine, but I don't think the prongs that hold the plate would be able to get a good grip on anything much thicker than that. If the bottom of the heart is "fat" (tapers very quickly at the point, like this --> http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/img-thing?.out=jpg&size;=l&tid;=26705843 ), then that should be fine however, if the heart is elongated (like this -->... » Read More Barbara -- To work, I think you'll need to consider to points: thickness of the frame, and shape of the heart. If the frame is very thin (less than 1/2" thick) then that should be fine, but I don't think the prongs that hold the plate would be able to get a good grip on anything much thicker than that. If the bottom of the heart is "fat" (tapers very quickly at the point, like this --> http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/img-thing?.out=jpg&size;=l&tid;=26705843 ), then that should be fine however, if the heart is elongated (like this --> http://woodencraftedgifts-supplies.weebly.com/uploads/1/0/6/4/10641641/135971_orig.jpg ), the prongs on the bottom could slip very easily and allow the frame to fall. « Show Less
1799616
im away from actually looking at it so i cant be specific. probably not that thick but getting there. if your doing a lot of slicing as it sounds like you are you probably should buy it, you will be happy with it.