Could these be used as Tchoukball frames? Non-official, but much cheaper for a school on a budget.
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Well after looking up tchoukball becaise I really didn't know what it was. Lol. I would say yes I think it would be perfect
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I use them to play tchoukball with my elementary phys ed classes. They are good because you can adjust the angle which the ball bounces off. They are not official but a lot cheaper than the official frames. My classes loved the game.
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I wouldn't buy these, the bearings were shot when ours arrived. The skates are very shaky to ride on. It costs more to fix replace the bearings than the skates are probably worth. It pays to buy local, directly from a rink.
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you could use another goal as long as it is the same or similar dimensions. the backstops are attached by weaving rope around the frame so they should work on similar sized goals. the goal i bought had pockets in the corners so the hockey player would know when he made a good corner shot. we also got a dozen of the light soft pucs so the boys could play in doors. enjoy.
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http://www.cndcscanopycompany.com/Madagaframeparts.aspxi just found this but items appear to be sold out.
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You can get some cheap frame at Bigalots , I did that and it is quite strong for two adults
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I think it may be a bit narrow for your frame but not enough to make it unusable. They do not fit really tight any way.
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I am not sure if I would chance it... they are built exceptionally well, I would venture to say even better than the big box retail versions they mimic, but I don't know how they would fare in the different climates... if you are in a temperate climate without extreme temperatures, I would say go for it.
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Yes! They just need to be in .pes format. I have done many appliqus with this machine!
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Get a viewsonic if it's on a school budget. They have educator discount codes available.
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I don't know why they couldn't? I would call up to your eyeglass place/Doc and ask them if they can to be sure. They would probably have to make custom lenses though, which may not be cheap, granted of course you already have the frame. I know I have brought in frames I have had to an eyeglass place and they made new lenses, so hopefully should not be a hassle.
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Yes, you could actually. The stock lenses are not permanently glued or attached to the frame.They can be removed, and therefore put prescription lenses in them. I would as a matter of fact recommend doing this because the stock lenses are in fact somewhat blurred, this however outbeats the purpose of the glasses. So, yes. Than you and good luck :)
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Yes absolutely. Kids have made nice forts with them. However, You can't flip them. The other side has black cheaper material.
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I don't see why you wouldn't be able to, in all honesty. I don't think it would really have an effect on how the frame would hold up. I don't think it is all that necessary for support.
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Hi, not sure on this.........guess it depends how large your frames are.........small frames I believe will work, but if you have large frames............kinda have my doubts...guess this wasn't alot of help here.....they are nice though and well worth the price.....
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I've bought frames from this company (Quadroframes) by mail and they have been pretty good for the price. I buy them in a box of 6. http://quadroframes.us/index.php?zenid=8b4b89506645aecf4b5540393a2c8935&main_page=advanced_search_result&search_in_description=1&keyword=13x19
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They are meant for paper and they're pretty small, so it would depend on the surface of the wall and how large the photo is, but for 4 x 6 or even 5 x 7 I think it might be OK. Give it a try ~ it's not a huge investment and you might start a new trend :)
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Depends on what the purpose is. If it's to look hip or techy, then no. If you bought them for what the lenses offer, then yes, it absolutely defeats the purpose. You could just buy some Gucci frames and slap your RX's on there. Stuntin' on errbody at work.