Românian happy customers

We've had a few orders for curved MDF and we're happy to tell you the system worked like a charm.
It was a matter of selecting the right adhesive and thickness of the sheets. The curved panels are quite strong, I've even placed 300+ pounds of weight on top of 720x550 mm panel without having to deal with any consequences.

Once painted, they looked really nice and the customers are satisfied. I'd like to express my own satisfaction regarding your product and thank you for your support.

This spring we'll place an order for another kit, probably an 800x600 one.
I've attached some pictures of the finished product.
Best wishes,

Adrian SIMIONESCU | Director
www.nextfront.ro

Thanks!
www.nextfront.ro

We've won the Design in Manufacturing Awards 2012!

We've just found out that we've won the 2012 Design in Manufacturing Awards. We feel fantastic about the result and are honoured and privileged to be chosen as the winners.

Thanks to all the judges and every one's support in our first year.

Hope to meet some of you at the W12 show this Sunday 7th to Wednesday 10th October. 

http://www.w12exhibition.com/

Here are the results

DIMA RESULTS:

SUE CALVER:

• 1st CURVOMATIC
• 2nd FINSA
• 3rd TRADE MOULDINGS

EDDIE CHU

• 1st CURVOMATIC
• 2nd MOVAC
• 3rdFINSA

MARTIN ALLEN-SMITH

• 1st CURVOMATIC
• 2nd DP
• 3rd TRADE MOULDINGS

JOHN LEGG

• 1st CURVOMATIC
• 2nd FINSA
• 3rd TRADE MOULDINGS

WINNER: CURVOMATIC (Unanimous)
HIGHLY COMMENDED FINSA
HIGHLY COMMENDED TRADE MOULDINGS



Thank you!

Korte - Latvians with big curves!

Andris Pukitis of Korte tells us about how he feels that Curvomatic has helped him and the business.

"We are very glad that we found this easy molding system.

1. It helps us save time: previous making some moulds its take a time aprox. 4 hr now 45min We make them lot. IT MEANS SAVE A LOT.

 

2. Easy storage in previous we made a molds and then, after job we throw out. Now any moulds takes only 4 cm in thickness and we can easy storage and make a moulds library. IT MEANS SAVE A LOT


 

3. The mold is made from aluminum, it is a very good heat conductor, it mean that warm detail cooling is faster than in wooden molds. When we made repeating details in previous we calculate 1.5-3 hr for cooling detail and, this time, all time grows, because moulds is warming up now it is all time, same time 45 min. IT MEANS SAVE A LOT 

Thanks for inventing so good system for molds." 

Best regards 

 Andris Pukitis

 Director

www.korte.lv

Thanks to Andris for sending in the photos and for his kind words.
If you have photos of Curvomatic in action, get in touch and we'll show them here!

Stunning speakers from Dallas [update!]

We've been blown away with the final out come of the speaker system that we featured below back in March. The thread has had quite a few posts since then and we can see the development of these awesome speakers. 

We have a few pictures from the thread but urge you to take a look at the whole thread here. It really is great to see such craftsmanship!

 

Latvian Curved Doors

We've had some great photos from Ainars Kivulis from Kesa Interiors & Joinery in Latvia who has been using Curvomatic to curve doors. The first project to show that even shallow curves can be achieved with great results!


"I'm sending you some pictures after the  
finished work because, just to show you how good is your Curvomatic is. Its really good, 
I cant even imagine how I would make two 
massive veneered oak commodes without it.Its very simple, but unique."


Take a look at the website for more in depth look at their work: www.kesa.lv

Review - British Woodworking Magazine

John Lloyd explores Curvomatic in this month's British Woodworking Magazine. They have published a great two page article about Curvomatic. Take a look below or maybe you'd like to subscribe to their magazine here?

BIG Thanks to British Woodworking Magazine! 

Speaker Cabinets in Dallas, Texas

AV Science Forum's user Passing Interest has been using Curvomatic to design and build curved panels for a set of speakers he has made.

Head over to the AVS forum and take a look at his awesome thread with plenty of photos from the former design right through to the end with the use of Curvomatic.

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1362170&page=2