Making Big Picture Frames Using Micro JIg Matchfit

In this installment, I'm making large 36"x48" frames a different way using my Micro Jig Matchfit system... and I don't use a miter joint. I wanted to try something more structural for these big frames and I'm super happy with the way they came out.
Some Tools & Materials Used:
M104-S224 - Mohawk Satin enamel black www.woodworkingshop.com/produ...
Mohawk EZ vinyl sealer - www.woodworkingshop.com/produ...
Lots of Microjig Matchfit stuff
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Pivot wall hangers - www.woodworkingshop.com/produ...
SD506 Freud dado - www.woodworkingshop.com/produ...
#pictureframes #christcrosscrafts #woodworking
0:00 Intro
0:30 Ripping
0:58 Jointing
1:54 Annoying sound
2:12 planing
2:45 Microjig fix 1
3:40 crosscutting
4:54 Half lap
7:54 Assembly
9:04 Rabbets
9:37 Microjig fix 2
10:12 Squaring corners
10:55 Microjig fix 3
12:01 Sealer
12:45 Enamel
14:15 Backs
15:20 final

[@joebeaton1101]

Enjoyed the video!! Matchfit System helped me cut a taper that was too big for my regular sled... As previously stated > I too am addicted!! Off to work on my new sled and accessories.

[@ChristcrossCrafts]

Thank you. Yeah, it's awesome.

[@TheWayne660]

Looks good!

[@ChristcrossCrafts]

Thank you.

[@FinishingFromAToZieg]

0:34 #teamchamfer 0:36 #noguardnoproblem 1:11 Why did you not use the fence when jointing the face? 7:30 Gripe. Gripe, hummanah humminha 7:55 #Slacker 9:18 #needlongerarms 10:01 #posteditfails 11:57 #teamchamfer 15:20 Epic finish

[@ChristcrossCrafts]

Quite a bit to unpack here. When jointing the face of the board it's best to let just the jointer bed make contact with the board and not the fence. This helps ensure you aren't referencing a part that hasn't been flattened yet. Once the face is flat, then that will reference against the fence to square the edge to it. Until the face is flat, the fence isn't required. As for the rest, #teamroundover all the way. Don't short arm shame me. Not cool.

[@gbjones54]

Was that customer Mike aka team chamfer! 🤣

[@ChristcrossCrafts]

Of course it was.