An easy to follow and simple tutorial, thank you for sharing. I would add one small suggestion to countersink the frame screw holes so the screw heads don’t protrude from the back.
@@TheCreativeGlow What I loved is that you used corner molding, genius! Is much cheaper and easier than using 1 by 2 hardwood base, Then adding quarter inch lattice piecesTo the outside of the frame. not to mention all the time you save gluing and cutting and measuring.
Totally the best tutorial I could find for an average person and just an artist like me looking to put a more of a finished look to my pieces. And you don't need a whole lot of tools and supplies. Thanks!
This is the best floating frame tutorial I've been able to find in my browsing today. The majority of them were provided by people who were working in a professional shop equipped with professionally provided tools. You were able to create your floating frame with equipment that an artist would use trying to frame their own art. I appreciate your clear instruction and the reality that you provided because you made it accessible and I am grateful.
Thanks a bunch! This was a helpful and simple tutorial and the fact that you aren't someone with expensive high end tools and a workshop made me feel a lot more confident about doing it. Nothing is worse than finding a DIY video where the equipment used is so professional that it would cost way more to get the material than to buy the frame. Thanks again and keep up the good work!
Thanks so much! I do understand what you mean! We have quite a few tools here and even I watch some of those diy videos and think the same thing. I try to make videos that are fairly do-able for the average person, so I’m glad to hear this from you! Thanks again! 🙂
Great little tutorial. Simple, easy, and most tools are handy at home. I’ve browsed through many “floating frame” tutorials and this is the keeper! Thanks for sharing and allowing me to polish off my photo prints in custom floater frames.
Thank god I found this tutorial. Everyone else made it too complicated for someone like me living in an apartment. For the cutting portion I think I can just use a mitre box with a hand saw. The rest I'm following to the T, thanks!!!!
What a great idea. Thanks for that. I will paint the bottom portion of the frame black upon which the artwork is resting to give a nice even black reveal around the art piece.
This is PERFECT. I will say I dont have a chop saw so I am using a Miter Box and hand saw. It can be done this way to save money but I will say be sure to have plenty of clamps to hold you wood in the miter box as I had ALOT of sanding to try to fix my errors.
Yes, I've used a mitre box to make 45s on another very large project once, and the angles definitely were not great! But it can be done if you know how to tackle it! Thanks for letting everyone know!
Thanks! Wish I could take credit for thinking that up, but I learned it from a few videos from Steve Ramsey (Wood Working for Mere Mortals) a while back now; he was centering drawer faces I believe. 👍
Wow! It never crossed my mind to use the corner trim pieces for the smaller frames!!! Genius!!! I still need my table saw for thicker 24 x 36 frames but you just saved me a LOT of time for the smaller ones. And I bought that exact clamp from CT. What an absolute time and annoyance saver, especially when it is on sale! I bought it in December 2021 when it was 50% off ($9!!!) Well worth it for anyone.
This was a very helpful video! Very precise, and I appreciate those little tips and tricks I wouldn't have thought of such as the playing cards for spacers as well as gluing those pieces of paper as to more easily remove the blocks later on. Thanks again!
Thank you so much for this complete tutorial. Very impressed... clear, organized video... provided ALL the information needed to do this. As a new fluid artist, this takes me to a whole different level. Thanks again!
Without a doubt this is by FAR the BEST tutorial on how to build a floater frame - aimed at the average person! Step-by-step, and suitable for someone (like me) who doesn’t have a full workshop or a ton of experience working with wood. Love that it’s Canadian based as well. Definitely picking up one of those clamps from Canadian Tire. I have purchased similar frames from one of our art supply stores and although I appreciate the convenience, I have found that they work best for their specific brand of canvases . Thank you - GREAT WORK!
I am so sorry for responding so late, especially since your comment is so amazing! I did read it when you posted it, but I often make the mistake of deciding to respond later, and later ends up being too long... I'm working on being a better TH-cam in that way! I do appreciate all of you who watch my videos, I really do! Thanks for the support, and I'm so, so glad you seem to really appreciate it! Thanks for your wonderful comment! :)
Wow this tutorial was exactly what I am looking for, clear instructions that are beginner-friendly for someone like me who has no woodworking experience.
I have been painting with acrylics this last year and want to frame some of them. I have bought a few frames but now know how I can save money and make the frames myself. Your explanation and video shots made the process very clear to follow. Thanks for doing this!
Thank you so, so much for this tutorial! I have been struggling for two years with frame making. I love the way a simple frame adds to the art piece but didn't want to spend a ton of time and money making them. I also wanted to give the buyer the choice to remove a frame easily if they wanted to frame it differently. Again, thank you for sharing this. So grateful!
You have a lovely presence and your voice is easily understood. Thanks for making this easy frame project video. I have made large floating frames and this was a nice option for small art. Well done!
Good instructional. Thank you. My wife does poured acrylics and has been after me to build her some frames. It'd have taken me several tries to come up with a few of your steps. I'll be doing some for her tomorrow afternoon!
I don’t remember if I left a comment before but thank you so much. This is one of the easiest ways for inexpensive floater frames I have seen. I am making my first one now. Super easy!!
An excellent tutorial guiding us through step-by-step. You deliver it in a simple and clear manner. Many details, but doable due to tools we have at home (except for the saw, but the wood can be cut elsewhere). I wish the measures were in metric system as it will be more difficult to find the right equivalence from imperial measurements. Thank you! Looking forward to watching more of your surely very instructive videos!
This was an extremely well done tutorial. I have a huge piece of art stretched on a canvas, which will sit inside a window sill & function as a window blind. Since the art piece is about 4" smaller than the inside of the sill, I'll need to create a frame that will allow for a gentle "friction fit" on the sides of the frame. I doubt the corner moulding will be wide enough to fill the gap, but I'll look for one in a thick size. This tutorial showed me what I needed to know - as I figure out what material will give the depth of moulding needed. The lightness of a floating frame is a big plus, & the way it can feature & enhance the art is great. Thank you.
Fab girl! Love the artwork too! Wish I had all your pro equipment, as it truly does give one a much more pleasant experience assembling these babies...!
Really excellent video. Thank you. Best one I have seen. Now, I am curious if there is any DIY way to frame a canvas art for cheap with mat. If you have a video about that, please let me know. thank so much!
Thank you! I am actually very proud of this one! I immediately saw these frames in my mind when I was shopping for moulding for another purpose… and then I did it, and it worked perfectly! 👏
This is the simplest floater frame tutorial, and the one I will be using as my guide. Others are way too much work for my purposes. Thanks and good luck with your channel!
Thank you for this frame tutorial. I actually have all the tools to make frames like this. I really needed an economical way to make frames for my paintings.
I love your video! I am scared to do this but I have an 18X24in abstract acrylic on canvas going into a gallery show in one week. I must get it done! 😳 Thank you for all of your teaching!
Don’t be scared, you can do it no problem! Just a note though: if you’re going to make it a larger size like you mentioned, you’ll likely need to add at least one cross bar across the center to create more strength for the longer frame arms. This is something I’d like to make an update video on… unfortunately haven’t had the time so far, some testing is needed. Others have commented that they have done so.
Nope, I finish the inside the same as I do the outside of each frame. But you do what you like; if you want black on the inside, go for it! :) Thank you!
Brilliant! I have been procrastinating for a while on framing my artwork because of the complicated to build floating frames. You are a genius! Took the guesswork right out. Thanks so much for sharing. Xxo
Thank you! When I saw this corner moulding stock at the hardware store, it immediately appeared in my mind as floater frames; I’m so glad so many people appreciate this idea! 🥰
Great video thanks, now to work out how to get the mitering done without the saw you have 🙂 I might ask our local hardware guys if they can do all of the cutting and mitering for me with the canvas measurements.
Any tips on what to use in place of a band clamp for larger canvas pieces? Your video was extremely helpful, I was feeling lost at how to go about building a frame. Thank you!
You can try using a ratcheting strap--the kind people use to strap things to their truck beds so they won't move--in combination with a speed square to ensure squareness of each corner. Thanks! I'm so glad you found this video helpful! 😊
This is a great tutorial, and you did an excellent job of relaying all the information and steps in an easy to follow, straightforward way. This will be a game changer for me. Much appreciated.
Thank you so much for this video. The frames are beautifully designed and the instructions are clear and easy to follow. I just finished making a batch of them for my own paintings. I have one question: what has been your strategy for attaching hardware for hanging?
Sorry for the late reply guys, as I just responded to Jynxy Nine, my response is: My original idea was to make a small hole on the top backside of the frame (keyhole shape) - in the center, and have two of the mounting blocks on either side of it, instead of just the one, in order to reserve the space for that hole - to allow the frame to sit over a hanging nail or hook. When I made the video, incorporating that hole for hanging slipped my mind, unfortunately. I may try a couple other ideas and make a follow-up video covering hanging of these frames. But that would be my suggestion for now. Or try the 3M hanging strips that are like Velcro. I’ve used those to hang quite a few different frames on my walls.
Thank you so much for this! All the other videos made it sound so difficult!! Thank you for sharing this and making this possible. (I am currently working on my first frame!!! 😁)
Wow Great idea Thank you much for sharing it! This is perfect for someone like me because my studio is in my apt and I can’t make much mess lol, there is enough with the painting, the only thing for me is that I will have to try a hand saw but other than that is absolutely great ! And I will be able to customize my frames accordingly.Thanks Thanks and Thanks 😊
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An easy to follow and simple tutorial, thank you for sharing.
I would add one small suggestion to countersink the frame screw holes so the screw heads don’t protrude from the back.
Out of all the tutorial's out there, this one rocks above them all. That means, I LIKED it!!!
Great tutorial for the average person who doesn't have a workshop or arsenal of tools. Very clear, concise instructions. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
@@TheCreativeGlow What I loved is that you used corner molding, genius! Is much cheaper and easier than using 1 by 2 hardwood base, Then adding quarter inch lattice piecesTo the outside of the frame. not to mention all the time you save gluing and cutting and measuring.
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Totally the best tutorial I could find for an average person and just an artist like me looking to put a more of a finished look to my pieces. And you don't need a whole lot of tools and supplies. Thanks!
Sorry for my late response, but that you for the great comment on this tutorial; I love to hear this reaction! Thank you, thank you!
This is the best floating frame tutorial I've been able to find in my browsing today. The majority of them were provided by people who were working in a professional shop equipped with professionally provided tools. You were able to create your floating frame with equipment that an artist would use trying to frame their own art. I appreciate your clear instruction and the reality that you provided because you made it accessible and I am grateful.
Thank you, thank you so much! That’s exactly who I was trying to help out with this tutorial, so I’m pleased to hear! :)
Thanks a bunch! This was a helpful and simple tutorial and the fact that you aren't someone with expensive high end tools and a workshop made me feel a lot more confident about doing it. Nothing is worse than finding a DIY video where the equipment used is so professional that it would cost way more to get the material than to buy the frame. Thanks again and keep up the good work!
Thanks so much! I do understand what you mean! We have quite a few tools here and even I watch some of those diy videos and think the same thing. I try to make videos that are fairly do-able for the average person, so I’m glad to hear this from you! Thanks again! 🙂
Best tutorial on making floater frames I have seen yet.
Wow! Thanks! 🙂
One of the best instructional videos on this I've seen.
Thank you sooo much! 🤗
Great little tutorial. Simple, easy, and most tools are handy at home. I’ve browsed through many “floating frame” tutorials and this is the keeper! Thanks for sharing and allowing me to polish off my photo prints in custom floater frames.
Thank god I found this tutorial. Everyone else made it too complicated for someone like me living in an apartment. For the cutting portion I think I can just use a mitre box with a hand saw. The rest I'm following to the T, thanks!!!!
Thank you! Hope yours turned out well! ☺️
What a great idea. Thanks for that. I will paint the bottom portion of the frame black upon which the artwork is resting to give a nice even black reveal around the art piece.
GREAT video! I’ve looked at many and none of them show how to attach the canvas so that there is an even space. Thank You very much!
This is PERFECT. I will say I dont have a chop saw so I am using a Miter Box and hand saw. It can be done this way to save money but I will say be sure to have plenty of clamps to hold you wood in the miter box as I had ALOT of sanding to try to fix my errors.
Yes, I've used a mitre box to make 45s on another very large project once, and the angles definitely were not great! But it can be done if you know how to tackle it! Thanks for letting everyone know!
The playing cards to center the canvas was a stroke of genius!
Thanks! Wish I could take credit for thinking that up, but I learned it from a few videos from Steve Ramsey (Wood Working for Mere Mortals) a while back now; he was centering drawer faces I believe. 👍
Best card trick I’ve ever seen!! Brilliant!!!
Ta-daaa... magic! 😂 Thanks!
This is literally the best video I’ve found on making frames! Thanks
Thank you!
Wow! It never crossed my mind to use the corner trim pieces for the smaller frames!!! Genius!!! I still need my table saw for thicker 24 x 36 frames but you just saved me a LOT of time for the smaller ones. And I bought that exact clamp from CT. What an absolute time and annoyance saver, especially when it is on sale! I bought it in December 2021 when it was 50% off ($9!!!) Well worth it for anyone.
Awesome to hear!!! 👍🏻👍🏻
This was a very helpful video! Very precise, and I appreciate those little tips and tricks I wouldn't have thought of such as the playing cards for spacers as well as gluing those pieces of paper as to more easily remove the blocks later on. Thanks again!
Awesome tutorial for a new painter needing frames
Wow! Thank you for sharing the details of measurements and cutting with power tool.
Wish I had a space to woodwork. ❤
Thank you so much for this complete tutorial. Very impressed... clear, organized video... provided ALL the information needed to do this. As a new fluid artist, this takes me to a whole different level. Thanks again!
Without a doubt this is by FAR the BEST tutorial on how to build a floater frame - aimed at the average person! Step-by-step, and suitable for someone (like me) who doesn’t have a full workshop or a ton of experience working with wood. Love that it’s Canadian based as well. Definitely picking up one of those clamps from Canadian Tire. I have purchased similar frames from one of our art supply stores and although I appreciate the convenience, I have found that they work best for their specific brand of canvases . Thank you - GREAT WORK!
I am so sorry for responding so late, especially since your comment is so amazing! I did read it when you posted it, but I often make the mistake of deciding to respond later, and later ends up being too long... I'm working on being a better TH-cam in that way! I do appreciate all of you who watch my videos, I really do!
Thanks for the support, and I'm so, so glad you seem to really appreciate it! Thanks for your wonderful comment! :)
Wow this tutorial was exactly what I am looking for, clear instructions that are beginner-friendly for someone like me who has no woodworking experience.
Sorry for replying so late, but this is the type of comment I love to hear - thank you!
I watched a lot of videos. You explained it the BEST for a person just starting out
Watching your construction of this helped me figure out how to engineer the same thing for my bathroom mirror. Thank you for such clear instructions.
I have been painting with acrylics this last year and want to frame some of them. I have bought a few frames but now know how I can save money and make the frames myself. Your explanation and video shots made the process very clear to follow. Thanks for doing this!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you liked the tutorial, and I hope it worked out for you!
Thank you so, so much for this tutorial! I have been struggling for two years with frame making. I love the way a simple frame adds to the art piece but didn't want to spend a ton of time and money making them. I also wanted to give the buyer the choice to remove a frame easily if they wanted to frame it differently. Again, thank you for sharing this. So grateful!
Thank you so much, and sorry for such a late reply! But I’m really glad to hear this tutorial is helping so many artists present their work! ❤️
Simplified!!! Thank you!
Will be using for bloating copies of newspaper articles!
You have a lovely presence and your voice is easily understood. Thanks for making this easy frame project video. I have made large floating frames and this was a nice option for small art. Well done!
Thank you so much 😊
Good instructional. Thank you. My wife does poured acrylics and has been after me to build her some frames. It'd have taken me several tries to come up with a few of your steps. I'll be doing some for her tomorrow afternoon!
Awesome, great to hear! I hope they work out well for you and her! :)
You good. Learnt a
lot of how to do floating frames. Very clear instructions. South Africa
Awesome! Thanks!
This is the best and simplest tutorial out there for a floater frame by far. I can't wait to try it out. Thank you so much!!!
I’m so glad you liked it so much - thank you! :)
I don’t remember if I left a comment before but thank you so much. This is one of the easiest ways for inexpensive floater frames I have seen. I am making my first one now. Super easy!!
Awesome! Easy was what I was aiming for, while still looking great! I make them all the time for my pieces and love them! Thanks!
This has been on my bucket list for about three years now. This just gave me the confidence to do it. Great explanation.
Did it work out for you? 🤞🏻
@@TheCreativeGlow Ugh,.....I got really sick....got better....and it's on my bucket list.
An excellent tutorial guiding us through step-by-step. You deliver it in a simple and clear manner. Many details, but doable due to tools we have at home (except for the saw, but the wood can be cut elsewhere).
I wish the measures were in metric system as it will be more difficult to find the right equivalence from imperial measurements.
Thank you! Looking forward to watching more of your surely very instructive videos!
The card trick just blew my mind!!! Thank you so much for this!
Awesome! Glad you found it so helpful, and thanks a bunch!
Great video! I'm wood working and I like to make things before I buy them. This video is outstanding. Thank you!
Late reply, but thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it!
This was an extremely well done tutorial. I have a huge piece of art stretched on a canvas, which will sit inside a window sill & function as a window blind. Since the art piece is about 4" smaller than the inside of the sill, I'll need to create a frame that will allow for a gentle "friction fit" on the sides of the frame. I doubt the corner moulding will be wide enough to fill the gap, but I'll look for one in a thick size. This tutorial showed me what I needed to know - as I figure out what material will give the depth of moulding needed. The lightness of a floating frame is a big plus, & the way it can feature & enhance the art is great. Thank you.
Fab girl! Love the artwork too! Wish I had all your pro equipment, as it truly does give one a much more pleasant experience assembling these babies...!
Easy to understand and follow instructions. Videos were clear and helpful
Thank you!
I learned a lot how to frame my art work. I love the finished look.
Best Floater Frame on TH-cam!!! Thanks for sharing😊
You are a wonderful teacher, absolutely perfect. Thanks for this.
The cards... so simple, but brilliant!
Thank you very much! And I wish I could say I thought of that card trick on my own, but I picked it up from another woodworker. It is brilliant!
Really excellent video. Thank you. Best one I have seen. Now, I am curious if there is any DIY way to frame a canvas art for cheap with mat. If you have a video about that, please let me know. thank so much!
this is the best way I have ever seen to make a float frame!
Awesome - thanks! :)
Best tutorial on the subject, straight to the point and neatly done.
Thank you! :)
This is very nice. Where did you get the molding strips? Thank you so much for this tutorial.
The use of cards for spacing was a great tip.
Thanks! 😊
Excellent explanation of the process 👏 👌 👍 Thanks for sharing!!!
You are a Godsend. Simple and very detailed instructions. Thank you
Thank you very much! I’m glad it will be helpful! ;)
By far the best tutorial on this, thank you
Thank you so much! ☺️
Any suggestion on a thin panel with this method how to hand a wire for framing or what method do you use for hanging hardware. Loved the tutorial.
This is excellent!! Thank you so much for sharing the whole process, describing so well, and giving alternatives along the way.
Loved this tutorial, explained well, and frame looks great
Great Tutorial. Your explanations are very clear. 🇨🇦
Absolutely the best tutorial I've seen!!! You should be proud
Thnx beautiful
Thank you! I am actually very proud of this one! I immediately saw these frames in my mind when I was shopping for moulding for another purpose… and then I did it, and it worked perfectly! 👏
This is the simplest floater frame tutorial, and the one I will be using as my guide. Others are way too much work for my purposes. Thanks and good luck with your channel!
👏👏👏 Thank you so, so much! My apologies for the late response!
one of the best tutorials for this floating frames, thanks!!
Thank you for this! Very useful. You called the inner measurement the vortex? Could you confirm that part?
Thank you for this frame tutorial. I actually have all the tools to make frames like this. I really needed an economical way to make frames for my paintings.
I’m so glad! And thank you!
I love your video! I am scared to do this but I have an 18X24in abstract acrylic on canvas going into a gallery show in one week. I must get it done! 😳 Thank you for all of your teaching!
Don’t be scared, you can do it no problem! Just a note though: if you’re going to make it a larger size like you mentioned, you’ll likely need to add at least one cross bar across the center to create more strength for the longer frame arms. This is something I’d like to make an update video on… unfortunately haven’t had the time so far, some testing is needed. Others have commented that they have done so.
This is just perfect for my art work! Simple with a great finished look.
I actually love you so much lmao 🥺 I haven't touched a miter saw since high school woodshop and really appreciate the safety tips/warnings!!
😊👏😊
Great tutorial. How do you attach the thicker canvases to the frame?
Oh my gosh, GENIUS and this helped me SO much! Thank you!!
Excellent instructions. Do you paint the inside of the frame black or leave it as it is.
Nope, I finish the inside the same as I do the outside of each frame. But you do what you like; if you want black on the inside, go for it! :) Thank you!
Your instructions were flawless. Good job!
Wow! Thanks a bunch! :)
Wonderful! Nice presentation,
Brilliant! I have been procrastinating for a while on framing my artwork because of the complicated to build floating frames. You are a genius! Took the guesswork right out. Thanks so much for sharing. Xxo
Thank you! When I saw this corner moulding stock at the hardware store, it immediately appeared in my mind as floater frames; I’m so glad so many people appreciate this idea! 🥰
you just made my life so much easier, thank you!
Excellent trick with the playing cards! Thanks!
Very clearly explained. Thank you so much for your generosity.
This is my favorite tutorial on floating frames. You had some really cool tricks up your sleeves. Thank you for sharing! ☆
Thank you so much!
I think I can do this! You made it easy to understand and it looks beautiful. TY!
Did you give it a try yet? I KNOW you could do it!!! I hope they turn out amazing for you! Thanks for commenting! ;)
What a great video with lots of good tips. Thank you. I’m inspired.
Great job. Very well explained process for the beginner.
Great video thanks, now to work out how to get the mitering done without the saw you have 🙂 I might ask our local hardware guys if they can do all of the cutting and mitering for me with the canvas measurements.
Best framing video I have watched! Thank you so much!
AWESOME to hear! Thank you, and I'm glad you like it!
Good tutorial, this process is described in great step by step detail.
Any tips on what to use in place of a band clamp for larger canvas pieces? Your video was extremely helpful, I was feeling lost at how to go about building a frame. Thank you!
You can try using a ratcheting strap--the kind people use to strap things to their truck beds so they won't move--in combination with a speed square to ensure squareness of each corner.
Thanks! I'm so glad you found this video helpful! 😊
Excellent explanation, detailed demo.
Hola me encantó tu vídeo no hablo inglés pero solo con ver te entiendo gracias estoy en CDMX.
This is a great tutorial, and you did an excellent job of relaying all the information and steps in an easy to follow, straightforward way.
This will be a game changer for me.
Much appreciated.
Thank you so much for this video. The frames are beautifully designed and the instructions are clear and easy to follow. I just finished making a batch of them for my own paintings. I have one question: what has been your strategy for attaching hardware for hanging?
Sarah Elizabeth Farr I’m curious about your question too, I just asked the same!
Sorry for the late reply guys, as I just responded to Jynxy Nine, my response is:
My original idea was to make a small hole on the top backside of the frame (keyhole shape) - in the center, and have two of the mounting blocks on either side of it, instead of just the one, in order to reserve the space for that hole - to allow the frame to sit over a hanging nail or hook. When I made the video, incorporating that hole for hanging slipped my mind, unfortunately. I may try a couple other ideas and make a follow-up video covering hanging of these frames. But that would be my suggestion for now. Or try the 3M hanging strips that are like Velcro. I’ve used those to hang quite a few different frames on my walls.
What a lovely way of easy frames. Love that, useful !
Thank you! 😊
that was great! Thank you for sharing your skills, this will save me a lot of money when I start framing my own art work
Thank you. Very precise and clear. Really appreciate that step by step.
Its a great to watch this wonderful practical video.
Great tutorial with many great hints of making things easier. Thank you!
Just what I was looking for to frame a canvas panel.
Very clear and easy to follow.
Looks like you made it look easy. Thank you.
Thank you for such clear and concise instructions.
Thank you so much for this! All the other videos made it sound so difficult!! Thank you for sharing this and making this possible. (I am currently working on my first frame!!! 😁)
Sorry for the late reply, but I’m so glad you liked the video! How did your frames turn out?
OMG playing cards, that's BRILLIANT!
Wow Great idea Thank you much for sharing it! This is perfect for someone like me because my studio is in my apt and I can’t make much mess lol, there is enough with the painting, the only thing for me is that I will have to try a hand saw but other than that is absolutely great ! And I will be able to customize my frames accordingly.Thanks Thanks and Thanks 😊
This was a very helpful video. Great job
The playing-card-as-spacer trick is brilliant!!! Blue ribbon for that idea :) :)
Thanks for sharing this !!! Great video