Large picture frame build - Start to Finish. DIY/Woodworking

[@shaikhkhalil8171]

Great video .

[@themainlinewoodshop8523]

Thank you!

[@diontamoore9106]

What’s a good wood glue to use for the frame beautiful work btw!

[@mindyhall4638]

What were the stand-off triangles you used under the frame? They looked like sponges almost.

[@themainlinewoodshop8523]

Hi - they are actually just wood triangles I cut but they had over spray on them from other projects making them look sponge like! Thanks for asking!

[@pocwave445]

I am going to make a large frame, 90" wide x 32" tall, for a large format canyon picture out of walnut. Is there a minimum width for that size picture frame for structural integrity. Was going to do 4" wide by 3/4" or 7/8" depth. Thanks.

[@AdventuresofDrJosiah]

Great video! What did you use glass or acrylic? Also what backing materiel is that?

[@themainlinewoodshop8523]

Thanks! It was glass - had a custom piece cut, but I have used acrylic on other picture frames. The backing was hardboard. I needed something a little stiffer than cardboard or thicker card stock paper.

[@unitwoodworking5403]

👍👍Thanks for a nice and interesting video.

[@themainlinewoodshop8523]

Thanks!

[@unitwoodworking5403]

@@themainlinewoodshop8523 You're welcome. Take care.

[@David-ll8bt]

That's real nice. Now build one with the tools a typical home owner would have.

[@themainlinewoodshop8523]

ok - tell me the tools and we'll do it. Table saw ok?

[@David-ll8bt]

@@themainlinewoodshop8523 If you think the typical home owner owns a Table saw go ahead and use yours. Skill saw, reciprocating saw, router, sander, hammer, screw drivers, nails, screws, hand saw, hand tools, hand drill. Get to work. Thanks,

[@themainlinewoodshop8523]

@@David-ll8bt I have to believe the typical homeowner who is looking to build things out of wood probably has a table saw. After hand tools, sander and a drill set it’s gotta be the next purchase.

[@David-ll8bt]

@@themainlinewoodshop8523 Can't do it can ya. That's all right. Take care.

[@homtherobot]

​@@David-ll8btFirst two tools I purchased as a home owner were a miter saw and jobsite table saw since you can get both for pretty cheap. Either of those can be used to make a frame very easily (I've done it many times). Is there a particular step you need help with?

[@muhashevliw8111]

I NEED A LARGE FRAME BUT I ONLY HAVE THE WOOD AND A SCREW DRIVER .🤔

[@themainlinewoodshop8523]

good luck?

[@FabrizioZago]

Very nice picture frame, and I like the artwork too. I'm not a woodworker but I've started to create some frames for my photographs. If you like, give me an opinion, you can see the frames I've built in my channel.

[@themainlinewoodshop8523]

Thanks - I'll check them out!

[@timothynavarro5700]

Toya and dolls

[@demondamian6042]

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[@demondamian6042]

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[@keltic88]

Like the video, but when did you cut the miters?

[@themainlinewoodshop8523]

I guess I didn’t show that. Little trick - cut them at 46 deg and shave a little if you have too, but often I find you don’t!

[@robertsmith3518]

This was "start to finish" bc @ 1:00 we we cutting in the glass grove and now gluing ? If that how to build a frame , All I say is .. Next . This is a 1 star vid as best

[@jatelierer]

The music killed any chance the video had

[@themainlinewoodshop8523]

you're probably right...

[@dabraintrust]

How the crap is this diy