This is one of the best methods I've see in a video here. Thank you so much.

I understand all of this. But I'd like to give just a matted print, so I want to "close" it up. Do I just use double-sided acid free-tape on the bottom to attach the top and bottom together?

Thank you so much. Very good instructions.

this saved me so much time, thankyou!

You lost all credibility as soon as you said "silicone."

ten minutes of adds?

Exactly what I was looking for! Can you use anything else to mount the photo? Our Hobby Lobby has a lot of art items.

huge help..........double hooping the wire was a great tip...........thank you

Fine , but main thing is wooden proportionate works

I purchased some plastic tubing at the local hardware store, and I cut off pieces to cover the sharp ends of the wire after they are twisted. Just remember to put the little plastic tube pieces on the wire before you wind it around the strap hangers.

Super helpful video! Look forward to trying it out... What are you using for the spaces?

Thank you for such clear instructions. I wish I had watched this before I broke a piece of glass on my first try.

Thanks for good lesson

Very helpful thank you!

Woodglut scripts contain most of the woodworking plans you can find.

Is this considered “museum ready” for exhibits?

Please tell us what brand is that flex point nailer?

Without your video, I would still be working on the frame, lol! Thank you so much for this video!

I purchased one of these Neilsen frames from Habitat For Humanity for $10. This to fit an odd size picture…where frames on line were up to $300+ 😳 Thank you for the clear details on how to assemble (in my case to unassemble).

Very well explained, thank you!

Great video! I was able to finish my project and your video made it possible.

How many times can these pins be bent forwards and backwards before breaking?

Bad video. Can't see the type of frame and drilling into the canvas frame from underneath? No.

So, to sum up - Buy frame, put picture in it.

Why do employees at framing stores talk to me like I'm some sort of idiot? This isn't rocket science and framing stores answer me like it's all hidden in some kind of hidden vault! There's NO mystery here.

I have put several of these frames together in the past, but recently arrived home with all the parts for a new project and realized that I had only a vague idea of what to do with all the pieces. Found you tutorial quickly, and it was just what I needed as a refresher! Watched all the way through up to attaching the hooks for the wire. Came back one more time to review the final step and proudly completed my project! Thanks so much!!!!

This is worse than watching paint dry!!!!

I recommend Woodglut to every beginner and not only.

Nice video. Need to know how to learn how make a hinged metal double glass floating picture frame. Any suggestion? Thank you

thanks - very helpful

Where can you get the pieces that go into the frame - in-between the metal rails - to then mount on a wall? Michael's doesn't carry them. TIA.

Thank you so much

Stodoys plans is nice for that.

Try to do it with Woodglut plans :)

In my first work I always used Woodglut plans.

great tutorial!!

Drilling upside down from underneath? Is this really the way everyone does it?

Thank you so much for sharing this. I am new at painting abstracts, but I paint them on 1/8" hardboard. I love the idea of metal frames, but I searched everywhere online and no one does it. I think anything is possible. My size is 32x48~~~I know I can cradle them, but would rather have a sturdy frame, metal or wood. My board does not warp, I lay it flat to dry on the floor. So I'm hoping you have something for me. Thank you so much for your time!!

Thank you, very good directions. I was able to assemble mine without any difficulties

Roth I have one of your works

I don't understand what the "hinge" does. It looks like it stays flat.

Thank you for posting this! It's quite helpful.

I'm confused... in both methods the frame is reusable!

Short and to the point. Thank you for a well presented instructional video.

There should be an advice to systematically strain it before any use ! Also, a disclaimer, because this cannot be used on any paper !

Jeezzz.....do ya think you could show the finished product, when it was all done?!! If ya blink ya miss what little you could see of it!! Thumbs down on this dumb video.

Excellent video, thanks. Concise and to the point!

Good tutorial. I kept hitting pause and assembling my frame. Sadly, my local frame supplier is not going to be carrying the sections anymore. Blicks is sold out for a month. What internet firms do you recommend?

smart fix!

I was using wood prix's instructions to make it and I did it already :)