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Thanks for a great video

Especially how you secure the corners of the filet as I wasn’t sure if I should use glue. But I couldn’t see how I could go that without making a mess!

This is a great tutorial. Thank you.

Thank you! I've always wondered how that's done. Now I know!😊

Thank you❤

Is it a problem having the chalked mat against glass? Any concern with it transferring to the artwork?

Hi, does the Stanley 400 actually apply any pressure to the mitre if using it for glueing up?

What a pro.

Such a beautiful collection. I absolutely adore pieces like these... But, hubby would ask me What collection I was letting go, to have them in our home... I adore antiques, but we'd have to buy a bigger home.... lol... i have vv-ix he bought me about 6 years ago, the Opera we just inherited, and Im hoping to add an Edison Diamond disc eventually... That'll be the extent of my collection.. I figure just enough to enjoy diamond discs, 78s, and amberols 😊

We inherited our Opera in March. Im in the process of restoring it, as its not playable at the moment. I had just gotten our horn back from repairs this past Saturday. We were very careful to make sure we installed it securely. However, 5 minutes later we heard a loud crash... Needless to say, im getting ready to ship it back out for repairs. Markus Wyatt has our reproducer right now... Thank you for sharing your beauty. I cant wait for ours to sing again. Would you mind sharing how you installed the bulb in your horns? Ive seen a few beautiful ones locally. Id love to do something like yours in one of our guest rooms... just Wonderful.

The best I have seen on RUclips hands down.

El Marco texturizado del elefante es fabuloso

Hi, I'm new to this craft, if I'm joining 5/8" frame, would you suggest using a pneumatic underpinner or a nail gun, such as the one in your video. Thanks

Gloves.

So, how many years, or thousands of pieces of glass have you cut? How long will it take a first timer to get good at cutting glass?

Mike, Been stripping old upper wood sashes (6 over) and staining and finishing them with various clearcoats. They basicly 13 x 6 ½ glass openings. Want to do multi window matting in each opening.. Want to invest in a hand held mat cutter and rail system. This is more of a hobby. I made one, and family members and friends want one. Did 5 and now thougt about putting mat pictures in behind the glass. Any input or direction much appreciated. Very informative video.

Great video! Thank you❤

Could you please list all the supplies and any links you may have? For example; the 3M 77 adhesive, etc.

I've been watching all your videos from Perth, Western Australia. They are so helpful!

I am watching all of your videos and they are absolutely amazing. They break down each step really simply and they are so helpful. I love when you show your dogs!

Great tips. Thank you very much.

Hi Mike,thank you very much for this brilliant video,I have always wanted to know how to multiple mat openings. I am so grateful to you for sharing that knowledge.God bless. Anne

Hi Mike,thank you very much for this wonderful video,I found it very informative.Love your shop,so many intriguing things at every turn!

THANK YOU‼️‼️ 👑You are the Best !! AWESOME Video ‼️✨

Very satisfying sound then the subtle crack

Very helpful, thanks!

Thanks so much. I've been watching your videos for a few hours. I've been gifted with some new art and feeling overwhelmed with frame selection.

really nice tips, thanks! ...but for the love of god, work on your audio. Im listening to this with headphones, and i cant even make it through because of all the scratching/friction noises.

Boom! You solved my problem for a bunch of frames and paintings I have from the 1960s which were not stored properly.

where do youget the glass cutter from?

So...first of all, you are awesome sir, thank you for sharing your skills. Secondly, I find myself in this situation.. umm? lets just say alot more than I wish to be, but what do you do when you cut your glass for the frame and you are just a "sliver" over? I mean, I "always" seem to be just fractions too wide or I didn't break the glass clean and I end up having a hump along the edge. I have gotten better to where I don't really have bad breaks any more, so less humps, but I do find myself being just a bit too wide and having no way to cut such a Super thin slice off?

Wow

Very nice framing job! That is a lot of work, very professionally done. It's a good idea to roll up your sleeves so we can see better.

Fantastic! Thanks for sharing, I hope it's as easy as you make it look!

Thank you! Very informative. Just now moving into linen liners and fillets. I noticed you cut the inside matt w a bevel. Do you ever cut a straight cut to but up against the fillet? Is bevel or straight cut for the fillet, is one preferred over The other? Thank you Scott

Thank you! A wonderful trick I've never seen before.

Wealth of info here. I LOVE liners and filets. Thank you

Very nice. You take a difficult task (for many of us), and reduce it to a few simple steps. Outstanding transfer of the critical knowledge points necessary to make an accurate cut every time. Thank you!

You’re my hero! Here’s the thing: what glass cutting tool do I need because every one from Home Depot ALWAYS fails to make the score that your tool made, so what tool do we buy? I’ll pay $100 for a reliable tool. Also how many cuts does it last before swapping out the wheel? Thank you!

I am a framer at Michaels and I will say that your prices seem about equal to ours or possibly even lower. Besides that though, thank you for the video. The bit about the outer mat being more of a background color really helped something click for me in regards to the design. We don’t have a very wide selection of frames or mats here, so it is difficult to make good designs out of what we have, but I feel that bit will really help me make the best out of some of our more neutral and lower saturation mats. I hope the art and framing school is working out! Collab spaces are wonderful and those who host them are even more so.

skills sir! 👏

Amazing collection!! Well done. I have a few Edison Ideal phonographs if you are interested in hearing them play.

Hello. I just discovered your channel and have subscribed now. Love your collection. Looking forward to watching the rest of the uploads. Take care and all the best.

great video

A master at work

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Thank you so much for explaining in detail the sequence and timeline of this most important step.

Excellent! Thank you for explaining in such detail. Most helpful.

sorry but this is harder than it looks props to you!

Nice just broke mine lol