This was so helpful! If I could add one comment, it would be to mention that the corner hardware has those two pieces, and the one with the holes goes in front. It seems intuitive after the fact, but it took me a second to realize you grabbed two pieces, particularly at like 0:40. Thanks so much for this excellent video!
Very nicely done video with good pacing and easy to follow procedures. But FWIW the list of tools required refers to a Phillips Head screwdriver. Whoops ! That's a flat heat screwdriver . The minute you start to assemble the frame this little error will become obvious. : ))
Hello Raymond. Metal frames can certainly add some unique and interesting style to your framing treatment. Feel free to let us know if you try a metal frame with your next framing project. We'd love to see what you do.
This was so helpful! If I could add one comment, it would be to mention that the corner hardware has those two pieces, and the one with the holes goes in front. It seems intuitive after the fact, but it took me a second to realize you grabbed two pieces, particularly at like 0:40. Thanks so much for this excellent video!
i’m by myself in my work’s frame shop and this helped me so much !!! this was an excellent tutorial !!!
Very nicely done video with good pacing and easy to follow procedures. But FWIW the list of tools required refers to a Phillips Head screwdriver. Whoops ! That's a flat heat screwdriver . The minute you start to assemble the frame this little error will become obvious. : ))
Hmm, never considered a metal frame before but this one does look great
Hello Raymond. Metal frames can certainly add some unique and interesting style to your framing treatment. Feel free to let us know if you try a metal frame with your next framing project. We'd love to see what you do.
What about sealing the back of that badboy?