I purchased this FIVE YEARS AGO and today used it for the first time! But other than this I'm not much of a procrastinator ha ha ha...anyway... I framed a 150 year old copper plate engraving. I am VERY VERY happy with this device! It is VERY well made, it is AMERICAN MADE, and it therefore works like a charm. I am so happy to see that quality products like this can still be had. I am so happy I bought this! I have dozens of steel plate and other engravings I will be framing! Logan, you guys are the best! I see you are a family business - God Bless you all! 100 stars!
I took a Logan framing class years ago and the instructor gave us a tip of lightly spraying the backing paper with a water mist before cutting. The moisture would not affect the art, and when the paper dried, it would shrink a bit and pull the backing paper very tight.
Yes that is true. You could either slightly dampen the backing paper before or after its applied to the back of the frame and let it naturally air dry. Or speed up the process with a hair dryer. Either way, this will shrink the paper a bit so its very tight and flat on the back of the frame. Some framers skip the water and just use a hair dryer and get a similar effect. I hope you enjoyed the framing class.
My father was master Mastercarft man in picture farmer and we always use acid free tapes also acid free mounts plus used hardboard also framers points for securing the broad. We use professional tape on the back of the frame too plus professional DRings and core to hang the picture with very quality mouldings and we always have people please with our work. Thanks to my father I always do farming the professional way.
Hi, Please look for the Logan F60 Dust Cover Trimmer on our website www.logangraphic.com. This is a handy tool used to trim the dust cover paper from the back of the frame and give it a professional look. Thanks.
thanks. I am looking for a way to frame a photo in a passe-partout with external dimensions of 100x200cm, which is more than the size of a single passe-partout sheet. Any advice?
Hello. You will need to find oversize mountboard for this. Crescent Cardboard does offer some mount board in sizes up to 102 cm x 152 cm however that is not quite the size you need for 200 cm. I have seen where a framer will make opposite bevel cuts across the mount board so two separate pieces can merge together and be secured with framing tape on the back. But that may still leave a visible seam. You might post this question on a picture framer forum like www.thegrumble.com Good luck.
All good to know, sure all same principles still apply. This video is starting to show its age though. Reminds me of vhs tapes more than a youtube video
Yes the F60 Dust Cover Trimmer can be used to trim the paper off the back of the frame just inside the outside edge of the frame for a professional look.
Hi, You certainly can use a spray adhesive or even dry mount the art onto foam board if you like. However that permanently changes the art with a process that cannot be undone. T-hinge mounting is a safe, acid free mounting that can be removed restoring the art to its exact original state. Thanks.
Peter Gašperan Yes sir many years ago photos and paintings were hung using cord or wire as shown in the video. It’s common today to use those single hooks on prints and photos. What one uses to hang a nice photo or art is a matter of personal preference or $$$. 😎
No tape no tape on any artwork! Use corners to apply to mat board ! Nothing should be stuck to the artwork at all PLEASE be professional as when your protecting a book , never never put tape on a book. It devalues the book and the artwork and very hard to restore✨❣️
Hello and thank you for the comment. What we are doing here is teaching basic mounting for at home artists, photographers and crafters etc. Not professional framers. Typically the art they are matting and mounting is not highly valuable or museum pieces and standard t-hinge mounting with a proper linen hinging tape is fine. It's acid free, allows the art to hang naturally and prevent buckling and can be removed at a later date for re-mounting. Mounting corners are surely an option also and so is water activated hinging tape which can be moistened slightly years later and easily removed also.
I purchased this FIVE YEARS AGO and today used it for the first time! But other than this I'm not much of a procrastinator ha ha ha...anyway... I framed a 150 year old copper plate engraving. I am VERY VERY happy with this device! It is VERY well made, it is AMERICAN MADE, and it therefore works like a charm. I am so happy to see that quality products like this can still be had. I am so happy I bought this! I have dozens of steel plate and other engravings I will be framing! Logan, you guys are the best! I see you are a family business - God Bless you all! 100 stars!
Excellent, after watch a bunch of videos from other sources this was the best so far.
I took a Logan framing class years ago and the instructor gave us a tip of lightly spraying the backing paper with a water mist before cutting. The moisture would not affect the art, and when the paper dried, it would shrink a bit and pull the backing paper very tight.
Yes that is true. You could either slightly dampen the backing paper before or after its applied to the back of the frame and let it naturally air dry. Or speed up the process with a hair dryer. Either way, this will shrink the paper a bit so its very tight and flat on the back of the frame. Some framers skip the water and just use a hair dryer and get a similar effect. I hope you enjoyed the framing class.
Excellent. Great tutorial. Thank you.
Excellent video... as usual. Thanks!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.
@@LoganGraphic Don't know what I would do without Logan and the videos!
Thanks for the videos and tips. Have ordered equipment and supplies from you and look forward to doing a whole bunch of framing.
My father was master Mastercarft man in picture farmer and we always use acid free tapes also acid free mounts plus used hardboard also framers points for securing the broad. We use professional tape on the back of the frame too plus professional DRings and core to hang the picture with very quality mouldings and we always have people please with our work. Thanks to my father I always do farming the professional way.
Thanks. Great information. I’m eager to check out your products.
Edge trimming knife ? Wonderful tool where do I get one ,I have googled my heart out and not found one yet ? Please help I need one 🤗
Hi, Please look for the Logan F60 Dust Cover Trimmer on our website www.logangraphic.com. This is a handy tool used to trim the dust cover paper from the back of the frame and give it a professional look. Thanks.
There is mention of this "edge trimming knife" I cannot find one of these anywhere what type is being used in the video? Brand name?
Logan has a “dust cover trimmer” tool to perform this function.
thanks. I am looking for a way to frame a photo in a passe-partout with external dimensions of 100x200cm, which is more than the size of a single passe-partout sheet. Any advice?
Hello. You will need to find oversize mountboard for this. Crescent Cardboard does offer some mount board in sizes up to 102 cm x 152 cm however that is not quite the size you need for 200 cm. I have seen where a framer will make opposite bevel cuts across the mount board so two separate pieces can merge together and be secured with framing tape on the back. But that may still leave a visible seam. You might post this question on a picture framer forum like www.thegrumble.com Good luck.
All good to know, sure all same principles still apply. This video is starting to show its age though. Reminds me of vhs tapes more than a youtube video
Complimenti..... come si chiama la pistola per la colla per chiudere il quadro nella parte posteriore...
thanks for the advice very helpful and informative
Excellent framing tips.
clear instructions... thank you!
The bavking paper, what kind of paper is it?
A backing sheet is a scrap piece of mat board at least the length of the mat you are cutting.
Thank you sir
Thanks for the tips!
thank you for the tutorial! Do you sell them in India? Thank you!
Hello, yes we do please check with Lion India at www.lionindia.com/
WOOOOOW... GREAT JOB
I found it - it's the Logan F-60 Dust Cover Trimmer!
Yes the F60 Dust Cover Trimmer can be used to trim the paper off the back of the frame just inside the outside edge of the frame for a professional look.
I like this video ! :)))
Thanks for the tips¡
Nice sir i want this tools how to Purchas
Hello, please tell me where you are located or go to our website www.logangraphic.com to find a dealer. Thanks.
Good job!
Great, I'm learning
Thanks for the tips.
Glad you enjoyed the video. We are working on a complete video now showing the entire process of matting and framing that will be posted soon.
Thank you!
thank you, I learned a lot!
Very very nice
Glad you liked it!
Why doesn't anyone use the spray adhesive for this purpose anymore?
Hi, You certainly can use a spray adhesive or even dry mount the art onto foam board if you like. However that permanently changes the art with a process that cannot be undone. T-hinge mounting is a safe, acid free mounting that can be removed restoring the art to its exact original state. Thanks.
Fantastic
Glad you enjoyed it.
very helpfull thank you
Thank you for sharing ★★★
thanks a lot
Nice ..... thank you
Is this from the 90's
This video was produced in approximately 2005.
Ple show how to. Make a frame to slot. Letternews
thank you!!!!
Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!!
does anybody use online shop that sells this stuff?
Todo lo que tú quieras, pero no muestras ninguno ovalado... Así pues, apunta en el cuaderno ... Un saludo cordial.
Look up our Oval Cuuter youtube video logan model 201
Thanks
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I appreciate the video, but am AGHAST at the ugly matts shown as examples of framing. Is someone colorblind?
I haven't seen a hanging wire on a picture like that before..... hmm
+Peter Gašperan
I believe we used a coated picture frame wire meaning its wrapped in plastic. Makes it a little easier to twist and tie.
yeah, sure, its just I am used to a single piece umm hanging thingie ...
Peter Gašperan Yes sir many years ago photos and paintings were hung using cord or wire as shown in the video. It’s common today to use those single hooks on prints and photos.
What one uses to hang a nice photo or art is a matter of personal preference or $$$. 😎
@@khunthate wire is used on larger frames. That way you can use 2 hooks on the wall to support the weight of the artwork.
there's a much easier way to do the backing paper.
Hi, We show one of several techniques. Some people pre-wet the paper before applying it to let it dry and tighten up. Thanks.
No tape no tape on any artwork! Use corners to apply to mat board !
Nothing should be stuck to the artwork at all PLEASE be professional as when your protecting a book , never never put tape on a book. It devalues the book and the artwork and very hard to restore✨❣️
Hello and thank you for the comment. What we are doing here is teaching basic mounting for at home artists, photographers and crafters etc. Not professional framers. Typically the art they are matting and mounting is not highly valuable or museum pieces and standard t-hinge mounting with a proper linen hinging tape is fine. It's acid free, allows the art to hang naturally and prevent buckling and can be removed at a later date for re-mounting. Mounting corners are surely an option also and so is water activated hinging tape which can be moistened slightly years later and easily removed also.
Check Woodprix mates. I love it to my wooden projects.
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