Everyone has the right to love a certain look or aesthetic, but i just don't get why to make wood look like plastic by painting it, when plastic already exists.
Wouldn't it be a lot easier to glue all of the long moldings together first and then cut the miters and make 8 cuts instead of 32 per frame? Looks great though!
TRABAJAS MUY BIEN, solo que me parece que el grueso del marco es demasiado para el tamaño final del cuadro, un tanto tosco, solo eso. muy bien por tu trabajo. gracias
Do you have to be careful to avoid glue squeeze-out on the front-facing molding seams? I ask because it seems like sanding the glue that is inside a tight area like that would be next to impossible. Also, do you hand-sand the routed surfaces on the molding? Thank you
good looking barn/ shop, .good ideas , on picture frames, iv'e built an eight foot router table, ( 1 1/2 horse porter cable ), nice to see quality videos, to help people learn to do stuff !
very good video, my congratulations. I would like you to help me with a question: I want to know if you make or can recommend who can manufacture custom router bits according to my product draws.
i like to do black backgrounds when i spray graffiti. it makes loud colors pop really well. maybe try do do some black somewhere to bring out that POP!
Great video I am just starting to learn how to build picture frames and this is a great video for that 👍 ..will be following you on your channel keep up the great work
This project was gorgeous; however, personally, I would never paint poplar. Poplar is one of my favorites it looks like it's an abstract paining in its natural color.
Man you are Legend! Another amazing vid as always: straight, simple, precise, accurate and detailed stuff ending in great practical and achievable pieces of woodworking. All the meat and no bones*. Thank You! ps * nothing to do with sponsoring when there is some which for me is ok
Thanks you very much, I'm a picture framer by trade and you have basically deciphered the high cost of making a picture frame at home, but most of my customers want ornate frame with silver or gold color or some shade of brown or burgundy with golden beads carved above the rabbit. Can you please show us how to carve ornate frames out of raw Lumber. Thank you very much
Great video Jon. I enjoy your wood working videos the best. Any advice on what type of material to use if someone was planning to make mouldings for a house. Ex., window casings, base trim, chair rail and so on .... I guess the person's budget would play a major factory in what materials to use.... Hope all is well with you and family and God bless....
Hello, great videos Jon it's always a pleasure yo watch! How did you assemble together the 3 or 4 pieces of molding, i guess you banned the nails as you're using the chop saw? Regards.
Everyone has the right to love a certain look or aesthetic, but i just don't get why to make wood look like plastic by painting it, when plastic already exists.
These are great frames. I really enjoyed watching this. I love how you can make amazing frames with different bits and build the frame up.
Wouldn't it be a lot easier to glue all of the long moldings together first and then cut the miters and make 8 cuts instead of 32 per frame? Looks great though!
Dan Letkeman Dan, totally agree.
It would be a lot easier, but that's not Jon. To me he is Mr. miter, I could just watch Jon, making mouldings and miters, all day long :-D
That's what I would do, otherwise I know making all those cuts, I'd fuck up somewhere and Id have a small gap or some bullshit
SayWhaat your mouth is full of filth ! Stay classy!!! Your suppose to reply a nasty comment now...full of hate and obscene language..
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Nice frames! Steve Ramsey wants his green paint back though... 😂😂😂
TRABAJAS MUY BIEN, solo que me parece que el grueso del marco es demasiado para el tamaño final del cuadro, un tanto tosco, solo eso. muy bien por tu trabajo. gracias
Is that kickback at around 2:40?
nice
A video about how to create the stencils could be interesting. Certainly, I would appreciate it. Also great video on making the frame. Thanks Jon.
Great work Jon!
This is great, thanks, but could you lot please switch to some sensible measuring system already.. I have no idea how long 5 and 3/8 is, or 7/16th
I always enjoy all of your videos so please teach us all about stencil painting as well as the framing process. Thanks for sharing!!
И покрасить в кислотный цвет.
Please use a guard or a riving knife on the table saw, to prevent kickback!
Riving knife yes! But anyone who has even touched a table saw before should not and does not use a guard.
Do you have to be careful to avoid glue squeeze-out on the front-facing molding seams? I ask because it seems like sanding the glue that is inside a tight area like that would be next to impossible. Also, do you hand-sand the routed surfaces on the molding? Thank you
I try to clean up the glue squeeze out with a wet rag before it sets up… Always good to cut the sharp edges with a piece of sandpaper
I think you need a riving knife or splitter to prevent kickback.
Maybe you can show how to make 1:12 scale milling?
Praise The Lord! All his fingers are intact. 🙂
Use of a handheld router is ok but a better way is to use a router table setup.
waw I like karia Tuan ... nice and steady🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I really want to learn but I don't have the machine😞😞😞😞
Awesome job until he used that ugly azz spray paint colors! Perfect way to screw a well done job. 👍🏼
Are you using brad or pin nailer?
Gracias... Wonderful video thanks for sharing your great talents with others who want to learn, thanks so much...
Great video! Very informative. But I'd use a pin nailer, not a brad nailer. Much smaller holes to fill, and the glue does the work anyway!
Great video, thanks !!.
Greetings from México city.
You had me until you applied butt ugly paint
You had me until that ugly spray paint
Do you still use your Table Saw molding head cutter or do you recommend the router table over that?
Yes, but mostly I use a router
Very great work. 👍🙂
I found a video a few days ago, some Yanks went into Bunnings to buy "lumber" (timber), were confused to find it the size it's labelled.
Beautiful frame and easy to follow instruction, Jon. I'd like to see that second video.
good looking barn/ shop, .good ideas , on picture frames, iv'e built an eight foot router table, ( 1 1/2 horse porter cable ), nice to see quality videos, to help people learn to do stuff !
Great job! Great skills! Great presentation, as always!
However, to me these frames are too thick for the tiny picture they are designed for.
Love the video. One small addition, the name of the Danish furniture designer is rightly ARNE Jacobsen.
Plans "link" does not work :(
very good video, my congratulations.
I would like you to help me with a question:
I want to know if you make or can recommend who can manufacture custom router bits according to my product draws.
i like to do black backgrounds when i spray graffiti. it makes loud colors pop really well. maybe try do do some black somewhere to bring out that POP!
Wow, beautiful frame. I'm wondering if I could assemble all the pieces into long strips so as to reduce the number of cuts neccessary?
Great video I am just starting to learn how to build picture frames and this is a great video for that 👍 ..will be following you on your channel keep up the great work
This guy reminds me of the Wolf from Pulp Fiction but with a woodworking channel
Идея хорошая, но зачем гвозди?
Could You please mention what kind of nails you are using, I mean dimension of single nail.
Think you got enough nails in there?? Holy shit!
This project was gorgeous; however, personally, I would never paint poplar. Poplar is one of my favorites it looks like it's an abstract paining in its natural color.
Hello Peter, I am your admirer here in Brazil, I would like to know what is the model of your bench saw
Man you are Legend! Another amazing vid as always: straight, simple, precise, accurate and detailed stuff ending in great practical and achievable pieces of woodworking. All the meat and no bones*. Thank You! ps * nothing to do with sponsoring when there is some which for me is ok
👍👍👍
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Eres un inovador muy brillante saludos desde México
Not sure about the green frame either. Maybe yellow would be a better choice.
I enjoyed watching this thank you for the video
Miter saw is fine. Have trouble with corner to corner dimension.
John, do you ever build up all your molding first into 1 long 8' piece and then just make 4 miter cuts per frame?
im an old timer and i still learn every time i watch a vid thank you for sharing this knowledge
I like your work. As a photographer watching your videos on framing, pictures ., I am hooked making my own frames for the pictures I develop
Thank you! It’s always fun that moment of putting the picture in frame.
What about dark Gray With little bit gold edge. Frames
Great! Thanks
Another great practical project. What lighting do you have in the workshop? It really works well to get diffuse light.
You describe the wood as 5/4 thick, say it runs heavy, and that it measures 1 1/16”. Isn’t 5/4 equal to 1 1/4” not 1 1/16th inches?
I believe I said it’s described heavier then it actually is, in the same way A 2 x 4 actually measures 1 1/2“ x 3 1/2“. Hope that helps
The timing of this video is uncanny. You must have sensed that I've been searching picture frame molding diy videos :)
Why not glue all the moldings together and then cut the miters all at once?
He knows what he is doing. And he had all his fingers. Amen!
Colors aside, great project. The stencils a really nice. Complimentary color for the green frame, like blue and orange are compliments?
Hello Sir I need to know more your design so you have mail ?
First time i see moulding how realy made thank you so mutch
Great job!!!!! A doubt: Isn't it easier to glue the whole frame profile in one long piece and then cut the 4 miters once?
Maybe
Claudio Di Gregorio that’s how frame shops do it. The finished moulding is made up in long lengths and cut to order
Thanks
I love your art videos Jon. Would love to see more.
This is a magic! But magic is heresy!!! 😂
nice
I wouldn't mind seeing the second video...
Swap the frames. As a graphic designer, it should look fine, and just as punchy.
Ok... A...A..Ron
It's late and was falling asleep until I saw the colors. Hello!
Thanks you very much, I'm a picture framer by trade and you have basically deciphered the high cost of making a picture frame at home, but most of my customers want ornate frame with silver or gold color or some shade of brown or burgundy with golden beads carved above the rabbit. Can you please show us how to carve ornate frames out of raw Lumber. Thank you very much
What a colors my friends!
Please make the art video. In general... please make more art videos! :-)
Nice one Jon, but you did right ask the wife, have a nice day !!!
I don't like the green frame. Personally, I would change it to gold.
wow- that's a hella fine frame fam
Love a nice sharp ticonderoga
Uhuh, the first one and from Brazil.
Greetings from Tijuana .
Excellent video Jon. Thanks!
Great video Jon. I enjoy your wood working videos the best. Any advice on what type of material to use if someone was planning to make mouldings for a house. Ex., window casings, base trim, chair rail and so on .... I guess the person's budget would play a major factory in what materials to use.... Hope all is well with you and family and God bless....
Very talented thank u very much
Hey Jon I am building a float frame now and would appreciate the best way to mount the paper art to the birch plywood I'm using. Thanks, Tony
Hi Tony .. check out this video th-cam.com/video/3rr99JfTqnc/w-d-xo.html
He makes using that router look easy
Talk About heavy-duty
Always have issues with matching mitered corners on frames such as the picture frame. Any tips?
Joh Q Citizen sounds like your mitre saw isn’t set exactly at 90 degrees
Yes the stenciling process would be interesting if you have the time. Thanks for sharing
Awesome video John. I have some picture frame projects coming up. I’m going to try this.
Do another video for the artwork.
Those frames look might fine and dandy!
Hello, great videos Jon it's always a pleasure yo watch! How did you assemble together the 3 or 4 pieces of molding, i guess you banned the nails as you're using the chop saw? Regards.
I think your fly was down there at the end, JP...
Good one Jon! We often forget about using different router bits to make frames & other projects. Thanks for posting this.........
Is that your wood working shop it nice!!
Nice
This work need alot of patient to learn. i'm a painter but beginner at woodworking. thank you sir for sharing.
Beautiful work, I love the style of the frames. I like the blue colour but not the green , great video .thanks
very beautiful frames, the colors.. not so much
Thanks, yes I agree