I've been doing wood work for over 25 years and never thought about baking paper to stop glue sticking! You can always learn something new!! A scrap piece of melamine is what l sometimes use but l really like this!!
Seriously helpful. I'm making a double frame with decorative recessed wood between the two, inner and outer frames. And I'm a novice. A version of your solution will allow each step to be adjusted and fit.😊
haha. as a dad myself, i have come to appreciate your jokes and feel a responsibility to pass them along to some of my own childrens. I also greatly appreciate the wood working info
I was very impressed with your previous video when you used this jig, thanks for sharing how to make it. Incidentally, I didn't get the Dad joke, first one of yours I haven't got. But leave it with me I'm sure the penny will drop eventually.
Hi Shane, What a great tip. I am new to framing and can cut accurate mitres, but still have problems getting a tight join. I have fairly cheap jig that I bought, which is for hammering in corner nails, but it really does not work well. I will definitely try this one. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
Bloody fantastic, simple but very ingenious, just what I was looking for. Love your videos and appreciate the time and effort you put into making them. Cheers
Hahahhahaha.....come on mate!...a man of your great intellectual capacity can convert a couple of simple inch conversions 😂 Thanks for watching Ryan....by the way, l loved your little skit with the other lads on Dainers Insta...Gold! 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads hahahah yeah i'm getting a little pedantic in my old age. Thanks for the feedback, i'm pretty chuffed being in such esteemed company with #MMIMinternational
I love your channel! I’m a real novice and I’m learning so much about safely working with tools. I was wondering if you could post a video on how to make a drawer. I’m working on my craft cabinet and I’d like to add some drawers. Thank you!
Glad you find the videos useful Lucila 👍😁 Unfortunately l'm not doing a drawer making video but there are many videos on RUclips showing how to do it....good luck 👍😁🇦🇺
Great to see you again Shane! I'm liking this video. It was awesome to see you test the strength of the miter joint. So many woodworkers go on & on about how this type of joint is so weak. And it probably is. But maybe your video might get others to rethink the stability of this type of joint. Great job! 👍 My wife rolled her eyes when she heard your dad joke 😒 Louis 🇺🇲
Hahahahah....thanks Louis 👍 Mate, l've always had the opinion that for a picture frame...if the mitre is wide enough, that a glue joint is sufficient and l think my little test just proved it. No doubt the purists will boo-hoo it but the proof is in the pudding. Thanks for watching mate and tell your wife that l will try better next time 😂 Cheers 👍🇦🇺😁
I’ve been woodworking for 45 plus years. I’ve got this jig (as well as several others) and, within its limitations, it’s very good. However, no jig will make a badly cut picture frame work. It’s not as easy as you might think to get 90 degrees corners. Everything from timber moving under the blade to haveing machines cutting not exactly 45 degrees (setting a machine to cut what your measuring devices says is 45 has in built machine and measuring errors) The easiest way that I know to ensure you have 4 x 90 degree corners - and this will work for all sizes of frames is to take a large piece of plywood (say 600 x 600 x 18mm) plus two pieces that are, say, 300 x 40 x 18mm. You start by mounting the big piece over 2 lengths of carefully cut hardwood which give a tight fit in the mitre slots either side of your table saw or band saw. You should now have a top which slides easily bit not loosely along your top. Now take those 2 bits of 300 x 400 and cut each to 45 degrees - get as close as you can but absolute accuracy is not required, say +/-1/2 a degrees. Now place those 2 bits so that the apex of the (roughly) 90 degree corner that you get when you put the 2 45 degree-ish corners together. The apex of that right angle should be in line with your saw blade and the inside of that joint roughly in line with the saw blade also. Now, with CA glue to get instant bonding and PU glue to get long term strength, glue down those 2 cut strips as described but use a known 90 degree square to make sure that the outside angle is exactly 90 degrees - this is the only part where accuracy is required. When cured, and you can obviously add screws if in doubt, set the jig in the mitre slots and make a cut so that the blade goes through the (nearly) 90 degrees joint but only just through the inside part of those 2 glued strips. If you now cut every corner of any frame making sure that, for every corner, one piece is cut along the left hand side of the strips and the other part is cut along the right hand side, you will always get a perfect 90 degree corner even if one part is 45.5 degrees and the other 44.5; the total will always be 90. So, the only part to really take your time over is making sure that 90 degree angle you make with a square is perfect. One advantage of this jig over others is that it doesn’t matter what size picture frame you are making. After glueing, you can use whatever jig you have: the one shown here is very good but will need 2 of the fixed wedges to be moved to accommodate different frame sizes.
AWESOME JIG! Always look forward to your nuggets of wisdom.. I would feel bad as well..10 YEARS? you must have been really mad at that picture " Frame" well done mate..CHEERS! 🇺🇸
Great new video from you Uncle Knackers! Do you have a video or can do a video to make sure that your mitre cuts are exactly correct? Do you have a jig for that?
Love your content knackers, but if you must cater to the inches crowd, please also give mm. Cheers from 'south of the border', down here in lockdown land.
Great jig! I'm still trying to grasp the picture framing joke, I might wake up in the middle of the night and start laughing at some point! You struck me as tea drinker, so what do you do with the coffee if someone buys you one? 😁😁
OK Jesper....listen up mate. When you "Frame" somebody, it means you set some innocent person up for a crime which they didn't commit that ultimately sends them to jail.....hence when l "framed a picture" l sent them (the picture) to jail for a crime they didn't commit????? Get back to me 😂 Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Help needed on this project. Where do you get one of those Uncle Knackers Stanley tape measure (as shown in the vid) that is 8m, but measures in inches? Or did you just have it in the old tool box from July 1974? Perhaps I’ll ask for one at my local big green store(dad joke). Very nice way to make perfect frames, keep up the good ( mm and inch) work. Cheers.
Who Framed Uncle Knackers 🧐😁😮, joke borderline terrible but video in mould of Izzy Swan brilliant with wedge’s. I’d buy plans if you had cut dimensions for different sized picture frames. Love ya work 🇦🇺🍺👍
Shane, I just watched your video on the world's easiest picture frame jig. How would this go with live edges - I want to make frames where the live edge is on the outside of the frame so I'm not going to have nice square edges
Loved the simplicity, well done but wondered if you do a lot of this with different sizes then your board would end up with lots of screw holes although I'm not sure that's a problem other than aesthetics. Still wondering how a picture can go to jail !!!!!!!!!!!
Jail is full of "framed" people John 😂 If the backboard gets full of holes it 's no big deal...just like you said mate...asthetics 👍 Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Really great jig Uncle however………… I have some 26 frames to make and yes I was messing up many joints, the issue now is they are in at least 6 sizes and I just cannot make a jig for every size it’s just impractical. Any thoughts? Thanks Bob England
@@diyforknuckleheads Well yes I could, however I really do want to use your jig as it’s so very handy and effective! Anyway could it be made scalable? Kindest Bob England
Great tip Shane. Wife and I finally got to see both my girls in far flung states the last two weeks. Very cool. Like an overseas holiday lol. But, on way back from Brissie we stopped at IKEA. I got a couple of hobs I can use your hack for inspiration from you snd Sweden lol
Very fancy Col, hob nobbing from State to State....good to see mate 👍😁 Glad to see you managed to escape IKEA....it can be hard to leave that place 👍😁🇦🇺
can you tell me where you get your tapemesure in mm only? the yellow stanley one. I want one, but there are only the standard ones in mm and cm, and it is hard to read for sometimes
Great video. Seen your picture frame jig in the colosseum video and it was brilliant seeing it being put together in this vid. As for wood glue, I have used it for years and have to agree with you on its strength, where the wood glue joining is actually becomes stronger than the wood itself. Oh and the Dad jokes are getting woefully worse as your videos appear.
Thanks Richard! Yeah thought l'd better do a follow up from the previous vid on how to make it 👍 Yeah, the glue these days certainly does the job as you could see in the vid...a lot of people don't believe it till they see it 👍 As for the joke....l am trying 😂😂 Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
He wanted to give himself a little extra wiggle room. Makes it much easier to add the frame, and allows the wedges to sit very close to even when tight. Just a nice touch - not truly necessary, but appreciated.
@@diyforknuckleheads ok thanks for getting back to me so quickly Shane - on site we used to use a marine ply type of board usually coated with a freeing agent slapped on with a brush (mind you, its along time since I worked on site). I’ve looked for formply over here in the UK and not found any suppliers, it looks like a really versatile material. Great channel mate!
I've definitely had my share of dodgy framing efforts in the past!
I'm seriously impressed with how strong that clue held 👍
Cheers Dave! Yeah the simple glue joint is pretty impressive mate 👍😁🇦🇺
I've been doing wood work for over 25 years and never thought about baking paper to stop glue sticking! You can always learn something new!! A scrap piece of melamine is what l sometimes use but l really like this!!
Yeah the paper works really well Philip...give it a go 👍 Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Bloody ripper. Thanks uncle knackers
No worries Joel! Thanks for taking the time to watch mate 👍 Hope you're having a cracking' weekend 👍😁🇦🇺
There's always time for tea 🍀⛄
Sure is John 👍 Having one right now as a matter of fact while l'm responding to you 😁
So amazed the plywood had such a solid hold
Yeah it's pretty impressive Scott. A pine joint also has similar holding power 👍👍
THANK YOU! A FRIEND ASKED ME TO FIX HER PICTURE FRAME AND I HAD NO IDEA HOW TO DO IT WITHOUT CLAMPS. IT TURNED OUT PERFECT!
Well done mate 👍😁
Seriously helpful. I'm making a double frame with decorative recessed wood between the two, inner and outer frames. And I'm a novice. A version of your solution will allow each step to be adjusted and fit.😊
Thanks mate 👍👍
This is brilliant
Never fail to laugh and learn new things from your channel. Thank you!
Cheers mate! Appreciate the feedback 👍😁🇦🇺
Always a great watch. Thanks for the tips and entertainment 👍👏
Glad you enjoyed it Peter! Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Lots of good info and some great jokes, thank you.
👍😁....Cheers Thomas! Glad you found it useful mate 👍😁🇦🇺
omg, u are so clever! So Elegant and simple solution!😍
I tried this today. Great idea as I was not looking forward to making some small frames for my wife's projects.
Glad it worked for you Dave 👍😁
I appreciate your look at things and i love the background music. Thabk you for bringing your knowledge to all of us.
Cheers Charlie! Appreciate the feedback mate 👍😁🇦🇺
simple and works perfect, big thumbs up!!😃😃👍👍
Cheers Robb! Glad you liked it mate....hope you're having a relaxing weekend 😁🇦🇺👍
Simple and effective. Nice jig, thanks for sharing.
No worries at all Chris 👍 Thanks for taking the time to watch mate 👍😁🇦🇺
haha. as a dad myself, i have come to appreciate your jokes and feel a responsibility to pass them along to some of my own childrens.
I also greatly appreciate the wood working info
😂😂...Thanks mate....hopefully your kids groan after each joke as much as mine do 😂 Appreciate you taking the time to watch 👍😁🇦🇺
Always entertaining and great tips too. 👍
Thanks Mick.....appreciate you taking the time to watch mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Great tip! Cheers, Scotty (Norway)
Cheers Scotty! 👍😁🇦🇺
Как обычно классное видео. 👍
Great tip Macca 🪚
Cheers Steve! Hope you're having a great weekend mate 👍😁🇦🇺
I got a real bang out of your frame testing! …Joe in NJ, USA
😂....Thanks Joe!
Thank you so much what a wonderful idea❤
Thanks mate 👍😁 Yeah it works really well 👍😁🇦🇺
That was amazingly simple and it works so well. I'm down and thank you!
Glad you liked it Ken 👍👍
Super clever!
Thanks Kristian! Glad you liked it mate and l appreciate you taking the time to leave me some feedback! Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
Excelent. I make one. Thanks
Cheers Pas! Good luck with it 👍😁🇦🇺
Onya Mate, Simple and great jig !
Thanks Brian! 👍😁🇦🇺
Another great tip, Knackers 😊
Cheers Julian 👍😁
Excellent jig! An amazing video as always. Thanks for that!
My pleasure mate 👍😁 Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
I was very impressed with your previous video when you used this jig, thanks for sharing how to make it. Incidentally, I didn't get the Dad joke, first one of yours I haven't got. But leave it with me I'm sure the penny will drop eventually.
Cheers Steve! In regard to the joke, l'm going to let it sit with you for a bit 😂 Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
nicely done! And congrats on the 300,000 subs!
Cheers Grant! 👍😁🇦🇺
Great tip
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Love it. Thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😊 It's a great little jig that works really well! Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads love you jokes and tea break at the end. Cheers from Canada ❤️
Will make one of these jigs soon!
You'll love it mate 👍
Love your videos, look forward to them all.
Thanks Alonzo! Appreciate you taking the time to watch mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Love this channel. Great tips that give me confidence to try something new without feeling intimidated by the Festool only, million dollar workshop.
Thanks Michelle....glad you find the videos useful 👍😁🇦🇺
You are awesome!
Glad you liked the video 👍🇦🇺😁
Impressive
Thanks Monica 😁👍🇦🇺
Great tip knackers! Another entertaining video and the framing jig using wedges is fantastic. Cheers 👍😎🇦🇺
Much appreciated John! Thanks for the donation tool mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Good Job and Creative👍🏻👍🏻🤝
Thanks Julius! Appreciate the comment mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Great video! Always love your videos.. keep them coming
Thanks mate! Appreciate the comment 👍😁🇦🇺
Very cool ....That is using the ole noggin. Im gonna do that now, Thanks
One good test is the drop test.
Cheers mate 👍
Hi Shane,
What a great tip. I am new to framing and can cut accurate mitres, but still have problems getting a tight join. I have fairly cheap jig that I bought, which is for hammering in corner nails, but it really does not work well. I will definitely try this one. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
Give it a go Michael....you'll really like it mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Love your work mate. The picture frame jig is good too :P
Cheers Ratman! Glad you liked it mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Hey shane another good project and great tips nackers. Ps u make good jigs. 👍🇨🇦🍺🍺
Thanks Dan! I didn't forget this time 😂
Always so glad to see a new video from you. Learning lots. Love the frame, jig and the strength of it all
Appreciate that Terry 👍 Thanks for taking the time to watch mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Hello uncle good tips glad you are still using inches from Oxford England
👍😁...Cheers mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Great jig, Uncle Knackers and the joke wasn't bad either.
Cheers PT! Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Another great video! Keep it up, mate!
Cheers Andy! Always good to hear from you mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Not gonna lie, I was not expecting the glue joints to be that strong. Great video mate. I’ll definitely be making this jig😎😎😎👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thanks Jimbo! Yeah the glue joint is pretty impressive mate as you could see in the demo. Thanks for watching 👍🇦🇺😁
Great content as always.
Cheers Mitchell! Appreciate the comment mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Great vid fella
Cheers Guy! Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Bloody fantastic, simple but very ingenious, just what I was looking for. Love your videos and appreciate the time and effort you put into making them. Cheers
My pleasure Adrian! Glad you liked it mate and thanks for the feedback 👍😁🇦🇺
Great tip KNACKERS!!!! That looks like a great jig, i'll have to give it a go. If only I knew the measurements, everything was in inches!!! 😂😂
Hahahhahaha.....come on mate!...a man of your great intellectual capacity can convert a couple of simple inch conversions 😂 Thanks for watching Ryan....by the way, l loved your little skit with the other lads on Dainers Insta...Gold! 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads hahahah yeah i'm getting a little pedantic in my old age. Thanks for the feedback, i'm pretty chuffed being in such esteemed company with #MMIMinternational
@@OzSawdustMakers 👍😁....Looking forward to seeing what you guys get up to....gotta keep an eye on that Dainer Character 🤔 😂
Oh Uncle Knackers, you are a you tube AUSSIE icon. Aussie = metric system sir 🤣
Metric all the way mate! 👍😁🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Very impressive. Does this work for any picture frame size or do you have to make a board for every different size
Great vid uncle knackers, yeah you should feel very bad about the guy you framed who got ten years😂😂
😂😂...Thanks Thomas! I didn't know that he'd get that long 😂
I love your channel! I’m a real novice and I’m learning so much about safely working with tools. I was wondering if you could post a video on how to make a drawer. I’m working on my craft cabinet and I’d like to add some drawers. Thank you!
Glad you find the videos useful Lucila 👍😁 Unfortunately l'm not doing a drawer making video but there are many videos on RUclips showing how to do it....good luck 👍😁🇦🇺
Great to see you again Shane! I'm liking this video. It was awesome to see you test the strength of the miter joint. So many woodworkers go on & on about how this type of joint is so weak. And it probably is. But maybe your video might get others to rethink the stability of this type of joint. Great job! 👍 My wife rolled her eyes when she heard your dad joke 😒
Louis 🇺🇲
Hahahahah....thanks Louis 👍 Mate, l've always had the opinion that for a picture frame...if the mitre is wide enough, that a glue joint is sufficient and l think my little test just proved it. No doubt the purists will boo-hoo it but the proof is in the pudding. Thanks for watching mate and tell your wife that l will try better next time 😂 Cheers 👍🇦🇺😁
Man your a classic 👍
👍😁...Glad you liked the vid Pierre 👍😁🇦🇺
The day i realised just how strong quality glue applied properly can be it really changed the way i put things together.
Yeah it's pretty effective mate 👍
Gold as always, never ever stop the jokes!!!
Cheers Neil...l'll do my best 😂 Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Love to see a Good 45 Gig thats easy and can be used without a table saw :P As e and 45s HHHHHMMMMFFFFFF 😒😒😒😒😒 Well Done Knackers 😎😎👍👍
Cheers mate!! 👍😁
I’ve been woodworking for 45 plus years. I’ve got this jig (as well as several others) and, within its limitations, it’s very good. However, no jig will make a badly cut picture frame work. It’s not as easy as you might think to get 90 degrees corners. Everything from timber moving under the blade to haveing machines cutting not exactly 45 degrees (setting a machine to cut what your measuring devices says is 45 has in built machine and measuring errors)
The easiest way that I know to ensure you have 4 x 90 degree corners - and this will work for all sizes of frames is to take a large piece of plywood (say 600 x 600 x 18mm) plus two pieces that are, say, 300 x 40 x 18mm. You start by mounting the big piece over 2 lengths of carefully cut hardwood which give a tight fit in the mitre slots either side of your table saw or band saw. You should now have a top which slides easily bit not loosely along your top. Now take those 2 bits of 300 x 400 and cut each to 45 degrees - get as close as you can but absolute accuracy is not required, say +/-1/2 a degrees. Now place those 2 bits so that the apex of the (roughly) 90 degree corner that you get when you put the 2 45 degree-ish corners together. The apex of that right angle should be in line with your saw blade and the inside of that joint roughly in line with the saw blade also. Now, with CA glue to get instant bonding and PU glue to get long term strength, glue down those 2 cut strips as described but use a known 90 degree square to make sure that the outside angle is exactly 90 degrees - this is the only part where accuracy is required.
When cured, and you can obviously add screws if in doubt, set the jig in the mitre slots and make a cut so that the blade goes through the (nearly) 90 degrees joint but only just through the inside part of those 2 glued strips. If you now cut every corner of any frame making sure that, for every corner, one piece is cut along the left hand side of the strips and the other part is cut along the right hand side, you will always get a perfect 90 degree corner even if one part is 45.5 degrees and the other 44.5; the total will always be 90.
So, the only part to really take your time over is making sure that 90 degree angle you make with a square is perfect. One advantage of this jig over others is that it doesn’t matter what size picture frame you are making. After glueing, you can use whatever jig you have: the one shown here is very good but will need 2 of the fixed wedges to be moved to accommodate different frame sizes.
Some really good tips, I’ve been looking for some picture frame clamping ideas. Also the strength of the joint really surprised me
Yeah Riaan, the glue holds beautifully. The demonstration certainly proved that 👍 Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
AWESOME JIG! Always look forward to your nuggets of wisdom.. I would feel bad as well..10 YEARS? you must have been really mad at that picture " Frame" well done mate..CHEERS! 🇺🇸
😂😂...Thanks mate. I do tend to hold a grudge 😂 Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads 🤣🤣😂😂
I've watched heaps of your videos, but I've never noticed the inch thing. Is that new? (now that you're a superstar in the US)
😂😂....small, whole imperial numbers just sneak in sometimes Trudi 👍
Thanks for giving up!
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Great video uncle knackers, but why are you giving the measurements in inches now?
I agree
Cheers mate! When it comes to basic round numbers l think we are all familiar with small imperial numbers....trying not to alienate people mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Good for inches
To Easy Uncle Knucker's, as always a great video and I loved the dad joke. How long did you leave the glue to dry? Nice jig. Thanks for sharing.
G'day Jim! Glad you liked the vid mate 👍 I left the frame overnight as l was doing other things 👍😁🇦🇺
Great new video from you Uncle Knackers! Do you have a video or can do a video to make sure that your mitre cuts are exactly correct? Do you have a jig for that?
Thanks Peter! The answer to your mitres is having a saw that cuts perfect 45's....you just can't get around it without that 👍😁🇦🇺
Great video unc, loved it!!! How was your weekend? 🍻😁
Appreciate that Rushill! It's been very relaxing thanks mate 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads good to hear unc!!!cheers 🍻
Fark ... can't believe the glue is that strong 💪. What brand / type of pva glue did you use ? ( I'm in Australia)
G'day Gj. The glue is Exterior Grade Aquadere which you can get from Bunnings 👍
Love your content knackers, but if you must cater to the inches crowd, please also give mm. Cheers from 'south of the border', down here in lockdown land.
No worries Daniel...will do mate 👍 Heading down your way soon...hopefully all's good by the time we get there 👍 Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Great jig! I'm still trying to grasp the picture framing joke, I might wake up in the middle of the night and start laughing at some point! You struck me as tea drinker, so what do you do with the coffee if someone buys you one? 😁😁
OK Jesper....listen up mate. When you "Frame" somebody, it means you set some innocent person up for a crime which they didn't commit that ultimately sends them to jail.....hence when l "framed a picture" l sent them (the picture) to jail for a crime they didn't commit????? Get back to me 😂
Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
He framed a pitcher (like a baseball pitcher) for robbery instead of framing a picture.
@@diyforknuckleheads Mate! You've just made me understand "Who framed Roger Rabbit" soo long time after!! 🤠🤠
Help needed on this project.
Where do you get one of those Uncle Knackers Stanley tape measure (as shown in the vid) that is 8m, but measures in inches?
Or did you just have it in the old tool box from July 1974?
Perhaps I’ll ask for one at my local big green store(dad joke).
Very nice way to make perfect frames, keep up the good ( mm and inch) work.
Cheers.
Haahahhaha.....on special order only Graham 😂....very rare 👍 Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Who Framed Uncle Knackers 🧐😁😮, joke borderline terrible but video in mould of Izzy Swan brilliant with wedge’s.
I’d buy plans if you had cut dimensions for different sized picture frames. Love ya work 🇦🇺🍺👍
😂...Cheers Big Fella! It's all about the wedges mate 👍 Hope you're having a relaxing weekend mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺🍺🍺
Shane, I just watched your video on the world's easiest picture frame jig. How would this go with live edges - I want to make frames where the live edge is on the outside of the frame so I'm not going to have nice square edges
Mmnnnnnn....not sure Greg. You can always give it a go and see what happens.....good luck! 👍😁🇦🇺
The dad jokes are what makes these videos. 🤣
😂...Glad you like them Kevin!
Loved the simplicity, well done but wondered if you do a lot of this with different sizes then your board would end up with lots of screw holes although I'm not sure that's a problem other than aesthetics. Still wondering how a picture can go to jail !!!!!!!!!!!
Jail is full of "framed" people John 😂 If the backboard gets full of holes it 's no big deal...just like you said mate...asthetics 👍 Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Really great jig Uncle however………… I have some 26 frames to make and yes I was messing up many joints, the issue now is they are in at least 6 sizes and I just cannot make a jig for every size it’s just impractical. Any thoughts?
Thanks
Bob
England
Thanks Bob! I see what you mean re the multiple sizes.....perhaps you could use a picture framing strap 👍
@@diyforknuckleheads Well yes I could, however I really do want to use your jig as it’s so very handy and effective! Anyway could it be made scalable?
Kindest
Bob
England
Takie proste 👍 ale po co niszczyć taką fajną ramkę 🤔
Thanks Jerzy 👍 I had to demonstrate on something mate 👍😁🇦🇺
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👍😁...Thanks Marcous
I was gonna say you stole this method because I just saw it a week ago - BUT IT WAS ONE OF YOURS - Good job Knackers
Great tip Shane. Wife and I finally got to see both my girls in far flung states the last two weeks. Very cool. Like an overseas holiday lol.
But, on way back from Brissie we stopped at IKEA. I got a couple of hobs I can use your hack for inspiration from you snd Sweden lol
Not hobs jobs!
😂...Thanks Mohammed! Yeah it was just a little follow up video from last weeks picture frame video....appreciate you watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Very fancy Col, hob nobbing from State to State....good to see mate 👍😁 Glad to see you managed to escape IKEA....it can be hard to leave that place 👍😁🇦🇺
Long time no see.
Getting back into it mate 👍👍
Hey Shane, got a question for you if you don't mind. Is there a reason you don't use an Impact Driver for driving screws?
G'day Nathan, no real reason mate...l just grab what is handy 👍
What kind of glue? Wow
Just regular ol' Exterior Grade Aquadere mate 👍
can you tell me where you get your tapemesure in mm only? the yellow stanley one. I want one, but there are only the standard ones in mm and cm, and it is hard to read for sometimes
Hi Thijs....if you are in Australia you can get them from Bunnings 👍
@@diyforknuckleheads thnx. And if you are not from australia ..😁
Is PVA the same wood glue?
Yes it is mate 👍
Great video. Seen your picture frame jig in the colosseum video and it was brilliant seeing it being put together in this vid. As for wood glue, I have used it for years and have to agree with you on its strength, where the wood glue joining is actually becomes stronger than the wood itself. Oh and the Dad jokes are getting woefully worse as your videos appear.
Thanks Richard! Yeah thought l'd better do a follow up from the previous vid on how to make it 👍 Yeah, the glue these days certainly does the job as you could see in the vid...a lot of people don't believe it till they see it 👍 As for the joke....l am trying 😂😂 Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
At 2:30, why do you slide the miter about 1/8"?
He wanted to give himself a little extra wiggle room. Makes it much easier to add the frame, and allows the wedges to sit very close to even when tight. Just a nice touch - not truly necessary, but appreciated.
Leave it to uncle Knackers to solve the age old problem of picture frames and bam 💥 I’ve been framed. It includes a wedgie!
😂....Cheers mate 👍😁🇦🇺
I have never been able to make a frame and get the rabbit measurement right for the picture I wanted to frame. I quit trying long ago.
G’day Shane - what is that black-faced plywood called your using please?
G'day Neville.....it's called Formply. Concretors use this stuff to form up their concrete 👍
@@diyforknuckleheads ok thanks for getting back to me so quickly Shane - on site we used to use a marine ply type of board usually coated with a freeing agent slapped on with a brush (mind you, its along time since I worked on site). I’ve looked for formply over here in the UK and not found any suppliers, it looks like a really versatile material.
Great channel mate!
That picture frame is stronger than I am! Last time I made a frame I accidentally dropped it and the glue joints failed!
😂....must have been dodgy glue Taylor 👍 Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
spring mitre clamps do actually make it easier.
Expensive scrapwood ;) we use it for making concrete molds... a sheet goes here for around €100.00
It's very reasonably priced over here Mac. 👍
My problem is, even with a mitre box I can't get a perfect fit of two sections. Help!
G'day Allen, the answer is having a saw that cuts perfect 45's 👍
I guess you did in fact break it. Just depends on what "it" you were referring to. haha!
Rather than screws, add T track and then you could have a jig for many sizes of picture frames.
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