Building a Large Walnut float frame from start to finish

In this video we build a gorgeous frame to complement a beautiful landscape photo captured by Joe Ondrako. We cover everything from milling down the lumber, to assembly and finish.

[@adamjclaus]

It's so cool to see someone care so much about the little tiny details of their craft. Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@MrNegative]

Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed it.

[@PatriciaDavidsonPhotography]

Wonderful work! Such a beautiful frame.

[@MrNegative]

Thank you, Patricia!

[@brianbeattyphotography]

wow beautifully done man!

[@MrNegative]

Thank you! I’ve started enjoying printing and framing almost as much as I do shooting. Almost…

[@stevespeer5371]

Just found your channel and have subscribed. Good stuff!

[@MrNegative]

Thank you! I’m way behind but should have some new videos out shortly.

[@davidmichael3137]

Where do I place my order :) I agree 100% about the aesthetic of the back of the frame.

[@MrNegative]

You’d have to place your order with Joe. I’m just the framer.

[@davidletz9123]

What a superb job! I shudder trying to work with such expensive wood in my humble garage here in hot & humid Texas. I'll guess that your shop is climate controlled.

[@MrNegative]

Thank you, David! We don’t have as much an issue with humidity in Colorado but even with climate controlled workspace boards can/will move once you get them from the supplier. Having to at least do some degree of surfacing is almost always required, even in our lower humidity environment .