No Measure Picture Frames

[Messman]

Well while I was working on one of several projects I have going on, I needed to make some more picture frames. I had posted a written tutorial on how I do it a little while ago and thought I would go ahead and make a video on how I do it as well. So here it is. Please let me know what you think of it and please subscribe to my You Tube channel and comment there as well. Enjoy. I know the video quality still needs to be improved, but that is more of a lighting issue than anything and I will eventually get better lighting.

PictureFrames.mp4 - YouTube

[cpowell]

Pretty interesting video and it came at a good time because I will be trying my hand at some frames soon too. Thanks for the tutorial.

[Terry Murphy]

Great video Chris !

[HAMMER]

I like the video. Clean concise and not a lot of useless comintary. Thanks.

[Stoney]

Great job on your video Chris! for showing us your method.

[wwalker47]

I agree with Terry, Chris, great video !

Bill

[wood-n-things]

You did a nice job.

[journeyman]

Great tutorial Chris. This will come in very handy for me in the next few months and save me some cash as well. I have some orders for family portraits for Christmas, ( none paying customers - Lol).
Thanks again for your efforts and generosity.
Mick

[Messman]

Thanks for all the kind comments everyone.

Mick if you want to make in-expensive frames use 3/4" plywood and paint it like I did. They look great painted. You can also get a neat look if you are using a good grade plywood and you stain them.

[oily]

Nice video Chris. I'll have to try your plywood suggestion. Try ripping some old 2x4's from your scrap pile too. I've stumbled across some very nice grains and colors for a lot of projects

[ekmouse]

Really liked the video, Chris. I've been thinking about trying to make a frame. Now I don't have any excuses... I'l have to give it a try, soon. Thanks for sharing! --ekmouse

[Messman]

ekmouse thanks for the kind words.

[Mick Walker]

Great job Chris, I watched one of the other ones where the guy was making an 8 x 10 frame out of barn boards. Was just wondering if he still has all of his fingers after watching him run those boards back and forth on the router table?

[paul44224]

That was a great video, Chris! Thank you!

Paul

[sawdustus]

Very nice job Chris. I like the clamping jig you made. Does it work for all sizes of frames or do you have one for each size you make? I never seem to be able to make more than two frames of any one size.

george