How to Make a Floating Frame : DIY
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Sorry the video quality is kind of lacking in this video, I changed my camera settings to take photos of the eclipse the other night and totally forgot to change them back 😅It should be fixed in the next video 💖
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This is the way people want to be shown how to make things. Beautifully done!
Omg, best video ever for those of us who do not have a wood shop and every power tool at our disposal. You are my hero.
This is an excellent tutorial, no obnoxius music or needless chit-chat, your voice is clear and relaxing, the instructions are short and to the point. Perfect! Thank you!
i can hear music....dont see the point .why spoil a good vid...
I've been watching a lot of these videos by guys with all sorts of fancy table saws, etc, and yours is by far the best explanation of how to do this that I've seen. Very useful. Well done, and thank you.
Loved this and your finished product looks great! Went through 4 or 5 videos stating they were "super easy/basic tutorials" for floating frames, yet they all used table saws and other equipment that are way over my head/budget etc. I live in an apartment and have limited access to those kinds of things, but still want to DIY my projects. Your tutorial was perfect! Instant subscription :)
Right!!
There is usually a way to do what to want with what to have. It's fun to have to think outside the box. I actually have all those fancy tools but I think I'll try it this way for fun.
the way you explained everything. the arrows. the labeling. omg. chefs kiss 😘🤏🏼
Great work for beginners in wood working and awesome video and tutorial!
I would recommend going through grits when sanding, especially on pine, starting at 100 - 120 - 150 - 220, wiping off or vacuuming off the dust and using mineral spirits between grits; this will ensure that the stain will take better. Finally, apply a coat of wood conditioner to wood (only for soft woods like pine), this will prevent or reduce splotching that you get with stain when applying it to softwood. After the desired coat(s) of stain is applied, scuff sand with 400 grit sand paper, then seal the wood with Shellac, or polyurethane.
Shellac is preferred for cotton or linen art canvas.
Thank you for such a great tutorial. Most people don’t have all the fancy wood cutting tools and this gives us the opportunity to still do this ourselves. I’m going to follow what you did.
Simple, effective directions for a simple frame! Well done! I’m impressed at how you could provide a good outcome minus all the fancy equipment seen in most of the other videos on the same task!
Thank you so much for such a clear video! I need to frame a 24" × 20" painting on canvas panel & can't afford the $50-100 for a ready made floater frame. Your video is the answer I was looking for: no fancy tools or gadgets! Since my painting is large & on a 1/4" panel, i am going to use cedar lattice to make the frame. I already have it from another project: conditioned (sealed) & stained! Just have to cut, miter, & assemble it. Thank you for sharing!
I've watched numerous videos on how to do this and yours, by far, is the easiest to follow and perfect for those of us that don't have a professional wood shop. Thank you!!
Great tutorial! We don't all have fancy tools so thank you for keeping it simple! Thank you also for sharing your mistakes. We all make them!
This is the BEST video. I asked for a mitre box for my birthday. Don't have any fancy equipment and your video is the only one that I've found that I can follow and use to make floater frames. Thank you sooooooo much. Subscribed!
The wood is smaller due to shrinking after being cut, then the final milling gives you the final dimensions.
Your frame looks great, keep up the good work.
Finally easy way to make floating frame without machine. 👌🤚🙌
The only thing the machines do is allow you to do it quicker if you are doing more than one at a time. Pax
good trick of keeping gaps equal is using a card deck, adding subtracting cards as needed on all sides. use it in woodworking a lot!
Ooo, good idea! I use cards when I roll out polymer clay sometimes, they make great spacers!
@@chezlin since I'm not a card player, I use old business cards
I wish I would have watched this video earlier! I made some floating frames using the frame inside of frame method. What a pain because not everything lined up exactly! Your method is so incredibly easy… I am headed back to the garage right now to make some more! Thanks for the great tutorial!
nice video. A 2 inch (52mm) piece of wood is then planed to make it 44mm so that is why it is not 2 inches. Thanks for the tutorial, it is exactly what I needed
This is a real helpful one... It's all I needed to get started
You are like the 14th person I’ve watched make this frame and you stacked the two frames (inner and outer) so that you have a seam showing on the outside. The support pieces Can be placed on the inside so that When the picture is on the wall you have one solid piece of wood showing all around. I knew you were doing it differently when I saw your animated drawing at the beginning. The two pieces of wood were stacked in reverse. Curious if you have changed this on subsequent floating frames you have built?
Great job! Its nice that we can make a floater frame without buying a table saw and fancy gadgets.
Thank you! I love this and how clear you are with your instructions. Very helpful!
Super job and tutorial, good for you using hand tools, i was looking for this, a human made frame.. amen!
Use some wider flat wood where the clamps attach, clamps tend to dent wood. Some more precise measurements wouldnt hurt. I was surprised how easily you made it against all the challenges, again.. great job!
Finally found a great tutorial to make these floater frames!! Thank you!! ☺️
You did a great job. I have to frame a 96x70 canvas frame for my billiards/pool room. Thank you for some great tips.
Thank for your video. Great explanation.super practical and with simpele tool. Great result 👍🙂
That was beautifully described. Thank you so much. I watched so many videos and all of them sucked except for yours!
Just what I was looking for, thanks!
Perfect!
That’s exactly what I was looking for 🥰
Great video. I need to start making frames for my paintings. This was clear in instructions. Thank you!
Thank you so much for simplifying ! Lovely tutorial. 😀
Madre Mia ! This was the best explanation so far 😘
By far the best video I've seen. You did a great job! I think I can do this!
This is just what I was looking for! Thank you! I’m on it!💜
Thank you!! This was great
Nice job ! ... and with a miter box wow.
Nice and simple! Thank you!
You are a life saver!!!!
Amazing video!! Thank you
Excellent! Simple and straightforward!♥️
you are so creative! loved it
Best tutorial I have found so far 👌 thank you
Excellent and clear
Great job!
AMAZING!!! Thank you SOOOO much for this tutorial!
That is a great idea for pour paintings. Thank you
Super helpful🦋
Great video! Thank you!!! I am going to give this a try for some of my art!
This was the best floating frame video I’ve seen and I watched at least 6! You’re directions were easy to understand, and adding the alternatives if you don’t have or don’t want to use heavy tools is perfect! I really feel confident I can do this now! Thanks!
Thank you. This was the easiest on.
Great job
thank you so much!
Amazing ! So clear and concise. Thanks for sharing.
Thankyou so much 💓 💖
Thanks ❤
Wow, great video! I've been wondering on ways of doing this, thanks!
this great - thanks!
What was the type of wood that you used? Was one of them a rounded molding trim board?
Thanks , great informative video.
Good and simple tutorial. 👍🏼
Great video. Very nice production!
Great tutorial.. thank you so much 👍👍
Great video. 👍🏻
thank you so much. Very clear and helpful. It turned out great! :-)
Brilliant tutorial. Thank you. I hope mine turns out half as good! :)
I actually learned something...ty
Wow, you're so clever. Well done
I like your voice tone!
Oh that's so easy. Thanks so much for the tutorial, I'll diffidently have to try this!
Any suggestion for a flat canvas? My daughters painted their first paintings and I want to do something like this but it’s one of those flat canvases.
Great video, thank you.Well explained.
Great video! What kind of wood are you using?
Thank you for the video! Very helpful! Do you have a video for making a float frame around masonite panel painting?
Thus is really great! Thanks so much!
I did enjoy it. Thanks
What we call this tool u used for cuting in yellow colour
How long does the glue need to dry before making the cuts? Thank you for sharing your project.
Thank you for this!
This was so helpful
Amazing job
Like khan academy for framing wow, thank you
Thank you for this clear instructional video! I have some frame making to do!
What nails did you use?
the best
Thank you
Where did you get the yellow thing to help assist with your cut? It looks easy to use I need one lol
Check out Lowes or home depot
@@ByRonnita Or you can make one out of three pieces of wood, some nails or screws and the saw you will be using to cut the meters ( angles) Pax
Nice job!!!! Love💙
I love your videos
awesome
Great video thanks 😎😎😎😎😎😋
Excelent thank you
Nice Kalinga Tattoo btw :)
What saw are you using?
Debby, I don't know if your question has already been answered and I don't recognize the first saw but the second one looks to be a common cross cut saw. While this saw will work, there is one called a " back saw" with a stiffening bar on rhetoric edge opposite the teeth and is designed for making precise cuts. Pax
@@rduff1999 Thank you!
@@rduff1999 Thank you!
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Those corner joints need reinforcing , glue alone won’t hold them
Thanks for vedio
I was down the whole way through, until the end where you drill holes in the back of the painting. I have a 80” x 50” oil painting. Wanting to frame it, but this is terrifying lol
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