Making a picture frame

[@NomadMakes]

I know this is an age old video, and I have no idea why it popped up in my suggestions. But I have to say that spline jig addon to your crosscut sled is the simplest, most genius and elegant spline jig I have ever seen!

[@lookitslauren1489]

This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection kzbin.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.

[@clarkg9805]

Her Son is an artist too. Thank-you for sharing this video with us. It isn't how much we spend on the tools, its how much time we spend at the art.

[@szilardpinter]

Clark G thank you very much for for the kind words, appreciate that!

[@mikesmith2102]

I haven't seen a planer/jointer combo unit like before. Not common in the US. Great idea. Real space saver.

[@danielbarker5101]

Great way to recycle wood into something beautiful. Thanks for the excellent video!

[@Simon67316]

Really good video, definitely given me inspiration to do similar!

[@kennethcave1091]

a real pleasure to watch an artist at work magnificent

[@hudsonriverlee]

I really enjoyed watching your video. I am especially impressed by the spline adapter you made for the cross cut sled. I have not used a router rabbeting bit and today I have just been educated. Learning so many things from one video just makes my day. Thanks. Nice job on the picture frame.

[@szilardpinter]

Lee Fuller thank you very much for for the nice compliment! That makes it worth while for me to carry on! Regards Szilard

[@edcaffey4248]

Thank you for motivating me to build a frame for a very important picture a friend gave me. Keep up the good work.

[@szilardpinter]

Ed Caffey thank you very kind!

[@retiredpainter259]

Very nice work well done ,, your Mum must be very proud . I would like to see her painting in it as I am an artist to and want to make my own frames

[@orbepa]

Excellent choice of router bits to create a great looking profile

[@szilardpinter]

Thank you.

[@nelsonw2096]

Nice job. I've never seen a spline jig like that one. Great idea!

[@szilardpinter]

Thank you!

[@gordroberts53]

Really nice frame and it always excites me to see wood repurposed instead of off to the landfill. Thanks for sharing!

[@robingerke1933]

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[@woodworks3585]

Very cool looking frame and nicely made. Thanks for sharing..

[@yongyang8471]

Great job! The frame is just amazing!

[@szilardpinter]

yong yang thank you!

[@rjadamen]

Nice work! Turned out great!

[@szilardpinter]

Thanks Rob!

[@johnmason8683]

Very nice job young man.🇬🇧

[@szilardpinter]

Thank you!🙂

[@szilardpinter]

Thank you!🙂

[@PetterPJ3W]

I like the fact that you produce good work with tools like mine, mostly cheaper end of the market.

[@NotonlyWood]

That turned out nice 👍👍

[@szilardpinter]

Thank you! What's your name Not Only Wood? If I can ask?

[@NotonlyWood]

+Szilard Pinter 😂 My real name is Lasse Ballweg and my E Mail Adress name is Mathias

[@mikewazowski4501]

That was mesmerising

[@fred306801]

He made that look so easy

[@brianspruill5424]

Your miters look a lot better then mine. Don't know what I did wrong. The splines were a nice touch.

[@szilardpinter]

Thank you. Good tool with precision angle setting, plus sharp blade = nice meters. :-)

[@Ray_Sellner]

Excellent video.

[@szilardpinter]

oned4metwo thanks!🙂

[@shoey64]

U need 2 buy a band clamp. Will make that job much easier. Just a thought.

[@MegaPaul1973]

very nice job

[@MintStiles]

Great job and excellent result. But I implore you to not put your finger so close to a free floating router bit.

[@szilardpinter]

Cal L thanks and I implore you to keep your stupid comments for yourself! Cheers 👍

[@MintStiles]

Free internet space. I suppose I will toast the router when it teaches your a lesson in safety and manners. Strange how stupidity insists on it’s own ways and stubbornness make human beings jerks.

[@اروعالقصصمعاحمدصالح]

Thank you for your efforts

[@texanthom]

Great job!

[@mirelvalentinionascu3244]

Nice !!!

[@dannymurphy1779]

Very skilled work but working with fingers so close to the router bit is highly dangerous, especially for beginning woodworkers.

[@carpenternow]

Thanks, way easier than doing spline in the beginning!!!

[@2008razvan]

nice job. How do you make it with the jointer planer? I have one the same as yours also from aluminium and the noise and vibrations are unbearable...

[@szilardpinter]

Hi. Not a step without hearing protection! :-)

[@robira1313]

Very nice. Which two router bits did you use to make that frame profile? Guessing it was a 1/8 roundover and cove bit?

[@szilardpinter]

Thank you. And yes exactly 👍!

[@uttaradit2]

The jig used to make triangle corner biscuits - home made or other?

[@mikeallan9574]

Nice job; thanks for sharing that. What kind of glue did you use on the corner reinforcements?

[@szilardpinter]

Mike Allan thank you! Polyurethane.

[@stavrosantoniou2080]

Thanks!!!

[@marcsalamatartstudio6613]

Awesome! What kind of a machine that did you used 2:10 . Thanks

[@williamhoward8319]

are you using magony looks as it is it is expensive here stateside

[@szilardpinter]

Hi. Im not sure about the wood, but is Reclaimed. It was installed supposedly in the seventies in my client house. Dismantled it myself about a year ago. I would say a construction grade hardwood, I had a lot of it.

[@glendayle]

Can you tell me what router bits you used to make that profile?

[@szilardpinter]

I think that was a combination of a concave and a round-over bit.

[@glendayle]

Szilard Pinter Is that it? i can tell the first one is concave, but not sure how he's getting that bead with the second one.

[@szilardpinter]

+glendayle with the concave bit the wood laying on it's flat side. Then after with the round over bit, turned the wood on to it's edge. The shoulder of the bit risen higher then the the edge of the concave. So it's not just rounding over, but makes a shoulder and a round over.

[@edgarescobar9895]

beatyfull. 100%...

[@stephanie1265]

Why did you add the extra step of adding an insert a piece of wood? You were done after the glue up. Glue is so strong. It looked fine after that - I think you overworked it.

[@pinterzsu]

Köszönöm szépen :)

[@szilardpinter]

Szivesen. :-)

[@johnmason8683]

What was the tape you used on the corners of the frame.🇬🇧

[@szilardpinter]

Simple decorators tape only!

[@eddieespinosa8743]

Nice

[@danny26barrow]

I see I got some on eBay what price u do me please for couple slabs make some boxes and do u post it please thansk you

[@szilardpinter]

dan barrow hi. Thank you for asking! Please take a look in my eBay store, and get in touch with me there if you find something you like! Regards Szilard

[@daniellowell926]

The only thing you forgot was how to measure the picture to the frame. ( like 8×10).☺

[@robertsmith3518]

Is there way the microphone can be closer to the equipment ? . All the sound effects removed any knowledge that we were to grasp . Next

[@SparkeyDogfish]

Nice tight joints!

[@szilardpinter]

SparkeyDogfish thank you!

[@Steelfingers]

Gee, you work fast

[@kmjenterprises8280]

So I need 3000 dollars worth of tools to make a 20 dollar frame. Seems right!

[@szilardpinter]

Laura Tuning not exactly, but very funny! 😉 The tools in in this video worth less money than £500, and I bought them for many more jobs then a picture frame.

[@damianamejeiras8858]

Laura to make a Picture frame for your mom it is priceless for the rest you can use a credit card....

[@coachvolpato]

Spoken like someone who never learned how to do something on your own.

[@samflake4466]

People make this complaint on every video that uses a miter saw or a router. You can make a picture frame with less than $100 worth of tools: a $30 table saw from Craigslist, a $12 hand saw, and a $30 hand plane from the hardware store. You can cut the rabbet and miter with the table saw, and you can build a jig or cut the slot for the splines with a thick-kerf hand saw. (you don't need a miter saw or router). Hell, you don't even need the table saw if you can sharpen your hand saw (with a $5 file and a $20 saw set). It sure is faster to have a thickness planer and a band saw, but you certainly don't need them.

[@mikelewis1166]

I need 3000 dollars worth of tools to make a 20 dollar frame... and anything I else I need or imagine until I die. And teach my kids the same... And make stuff for lazy ass people like you...

[@watercaptainconrad]

Too much noise no information