The simple art of a picture frame. I'm not a woodworker, so I never would've thought very much about the orientation of the grain along the whole frame until now. If I ever pick up a saw I'll be sure to keep these lessons in mind! My grandparents are "horsey people" and I know they'd absolutely love something like these. Very beautiful!
Interesting, the main thing I find odd is making the slates a permanent fixture rather than an open back like a normal picture frame. Should one fall and break it makes the frame redundant.
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This is brilliant and beautiful. Thank you for sharing Mr. Graham
The simple art of a picture frame. I'm not a woodworker, so I never would've thought very much about the orientation of the grain along the whole frame until now. If I ever pick up a saw I'll be sure to keep these lessons in mind! My grandparents are "horsey people" and I know they'd absolutely love something like these. Very beautiful!
You know how to tell if someone is a wood worker?
If they are admiring a framed picture, and can't stop talking about the perfect 45° cuts.😂
Great video.
May I ask what was wrong with the frame clamp you used?
Hi Gary, nothing, just curious about the other type.
Interesting, the main thing I find odd is making the slates a permanent fixture rather than an open back like a normal picture frame. Should one fall and break it makes the frame redundant.
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