Making Painting Panels
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2019
- James Crandall in the workshop, making cradled painting panels from
Select Pine boards and thin plywood from the home center. Saving not-so-big bucks, but great satisfaction.
Website: jamescrandall.com
Facebook: James Crandall - Paintings
Instagram: crandall_paintings
Equipment used in this video:
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BOSCH 4100-10 Tablesaw
(newer model than my discontinued 4000)
BOSCH CM10GD Compact Miter Saw
AMANA Tool A.G.E. Series MD10-806 Heavy Duty Miter/Double Miter 10-Inch x 80 Tooth Blade
PORTER-CABLE BN200C 2-Inch 18GA Brad Nailer
PORTER-CABLE PIN138 23-Gauge 1-3/8-Inch Pin Nailer
MAKITA 3.0 HP Air Compressor
RIDGID R2601 5-Inch Random Orbit Sander
JET 708642 Model DC-650 1 HP Dust Collector
BENCH DOG contractor benchtop router table
PORTER-CABLE Router, Fixed Base, 11-Amp (690LR)
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My Oil Painting Kit:
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This guy is using all the safety features of the table saw. This is how it's done folks.
You are such a good man to make these for your art wife. Two thumbs up. Also, great vid.
Thank you! Cheers!
Good tips, James!!!
Nice work Jim. That is surprisingly satisfying to watch.
Thanks so much. Living in Portugal and will show this to my carpenter friend to see if he can duplicate for me!
You’re welcome. It should be child’s play for a carpenter 😁
Love your workshop
I hope it helped 🙂
Thank you so much for this.
You’re welcome!
Thank you for sharing this!
Of course!
Thanks for this 🙋🏻♂️
My pleasure!
Great job! You can also stick a good quality canvas, although you can also prime it and write with pleasure!
Thanks!
Great job on the panels! I am now off to look at your paintings as you appear to paint what I like :)
Thanks very much!
Thanks!
No problem!
Great video, Jim. I assume that these type of panels fit into the floating frames you make?
I've always used the 90 degree little red corner clamps, but this method looks somewhat easier.... Thanks.
Glad to help
When using the pin nailer for surface, it can help to put a piece of cardboard between the tool tip and wood to prevent marking at pin sites (for softer wood.) I should drive and set as normal right through it but prevent dents and such.
Thanks I might try that
Love the flush trim router. Perfections. Assuming you then prime or gesso the wee beastie?
Thanks, yes, this will get gesso
Enjoyed this video a lot. I love canvas texture to paint on so what would be the best way to cover these panels with thin canvas?
Glad it was helpful!
Spray adhesive
How should you treat the panel if you were to make a larger size? Do you have to treat both sides of the panel to prevent curvature or is one side sufficient?
In larger sizes I will add additional braces to the back, a cross brace across the middle of the long sides and perhaps some 45 degree corner braces. This seems to be sufficient to keep everything flat up to about 36 inch sixes (I keep everything clamped to a flat table as glue sets).
I’ve rarely done anything to seal backs, apart from some spray shellac (maybe).
Great video! Can I make these without using nails, and just wood glue?
Yes of course! Just leave the pieces clamped longer. Overnight would be good
.?do the Brad nails on the painting surface get filled and do they ever work there way out or do you glue canvas on that side?
No, they don’t come out. They’re very thin, wire pins really, and have a “slight head” on them. Whether the panels are primed with gesso or covered with canvas, the tiny holes can be ignored.
I have the cradles that my watercolour paintings will be adhered to. BUT I would like to paint the sides of panels with colours to go with my paintings. What is the best kind of paint to use?
Acrylic paint always works. Or acrylic gesso.
would the nails ever rust and bleed out into the oil paint ?... i make all my panels with no-nails glue :)
I have never seen that happen...especially since priming or applied (and primed) canvas still goes on before the oil paints.
you didn't say how you measured where to cut the mitred pieces to get them exact or how you were able to get them all the same length?
There’s an adjustable stop on the miter saw table (time: 3:35) that helps make pieces of identical length.
Is there an ideal type of wood for the panel and cradle part? I’d don’t hear you say the type of wood.
I generally use Pine for the cradle, though knots should be avoided. I have also used popular, though is heavier and could be more expensive depending on the source.
For small panels I’ve also used strips of Baltic birch plywood for the cradle.
I'm concern about the use of nails, do you think rust could be an issue in the far future for the painting?
I don’t think so. If you think about it, nails are used in furniture, interior woodwork, picture framing and also to tack canvas to stretcher bars. These panels will be sealed over with primed canvas or multiple coats of gesso, as well as paint and varnish. I wouldn’t worry about these brads any more than I’d be concerned about the nails inside the walls of my home.
Can you please tell me what type of router bit you used? Thanks in advance.
Also, can you tell me what materials did you use to make your framing contraption?
Something like this: tinyurl.com/y4rzh3u5
The picture frame clamp? It's something like this: www.woodcraft.com/products/picture-frame-miter-clamp
Thank you for replying. Take care! Your work is awesome!
That Girl 👍 you’re welcome!
good instruction but who has all this equipment? not me
Well, that’s why they sell these ready-made at Art stores.
I could make these with hand saws, shooting boards, chisels and hand planes - but I can’t picture many DYIers these days having those things. I could be wrong
Nice job but not being into art, I didn't catch what these would be used for?
They’ll be primed on the face side, and my wife will be doing abstract paintings on them.
Many watercolor artists use these to attach their watercolor painting to and then wax over them so that they do not need to be framed but are protected.
@@boubella11 Terrific idea. I learned something new to-day.
9$ 2019= 55$ 2022
Nice job one thing I would do different get rid of that gorilla glue that stuff is garbage and get some Tite Bond glue
Titebond 3