Making a Large Oak Mirror Frame from Scratch

When I made the serving piece for our dining room, it turned out better than I thought I was capable of...... and now my wife and I decided we wanted a mirror over the server. We thought about buying one, or maybe two or three smaller mirrors. I suggested making one to match the piece below it.
This video is that process from start to finish. Raw wood to mounting the mirror. I cheated a little- this time I bought S4S lumber from my local yard (surfaced on all four sides). While I do have a jointer which is necessary for a job like this, it can only joint up to a 6" piece of wood, and I was at that limit. So I decided to spend a little extra and let the yard use their commercial machinery to make my life easier.
Enjoy.

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I'm sorry if there are now mid-roll commercials. This is my first upload in a while and no longer have the option not to include them. I've always opted out of including them. Sorry.

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Painter and trim carpenter here, fantastic job!! You're hired..lol