(Old version) 10 AMAZING picture frames you can make with REGULAR ROUTER BITS!!!!

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[@sklikizos]

From build to finish, this is the best frame making video I've seen on youtube. Excellent demonstration and explanation!

[@samuelroberts334]

Pretty cool! Thanks for what you do!

[@billblake6954]

Brilliant instruction. Clear, concise and 'safe'. Cheers

[@Sebastopolmark]

GREAT video, you can be VERY creative with just a few common bits. Thanks and thanks for the download! !! !!!

[@PSCThrillSeeker]

James excellent content! Keep making these awesome crystal clear instructional videos!

[@johnvodopija]

Thank you for the video and free plans also. It is much appreciated. 👍😎🇦🇺

[@donjohnson24]

Thanks for the free drawings - and the brilliant tutorial (as usual!)

[@RobRobertson1000]

Thanks James, great tutorial!

[@daveweber1331]

Thanks, for the "10 Free"! I will return some day and buy something (no moolah right now). I've always thought that one could make different frame profiles out of just regular router profiles - so, thanks again, this will get my creative juices flowing. :-) - Dave W

[@cobberpete1]

Great Stuff. Thanks James

[@independent900]

Excellent! The best I've seen on frames!

[@selftrue670]

Best. Ever. Period. Immediate subscription.

[@BearsAtticWoodshop]

Thank you so much for another great lesson.

[@BronkBuilt]

Lots of great ideas, information, and instruction. Thank you.

[@billfromelma]

Hey James, worthwhile information. Love your website.

[@tokesnationpropagandaminis1665]

Outstanding video nothing but great information at a good pace. Well done James

[@SteveFrenchWoodNStuff]

Excellent video, Mr. Nubs!

[@doghousedewey8907]

Nice video James. Thanks for the free download.

[@maicodoug]

Thanks for the insperation. A straight forward set of instructions works well. Makes me want to invest in more woodworking tools.

[@fallenslave6684]

I was searching for a video like this! Thank you.

[@bernienufc3166]

saved me a fortune as i was thinking of buying some pattern router bits, thank you

[@j1ones11282]

Thanks for the ongoing education and free frame templates,

[@bruce-le-smith]

Thank you so much!! This is great

[@TonatiuhMellado]

Gracias por compartir, muy buen video

[@optimistichorizon]

I love your channel. Keep the videos coming.

[@MrAnimal1971]

Game on. This was just what i needed. Thank you!

[@roBLINDhood]

Great video! You really explained that complex technique very well. :)

[@justplanebob105]

Nice ideas, James. I saved these a long time ago. After a visit to the Gettysburg battlefield, I'm making a small shadowbox with a face frame that needs a profile. This is coming in handy. 😁

[@miamitreasurehunter]

Wow. As a beginner your tips are Advanced and intrigued me to learn more. These are Amazing !

[@guate6]

Love the double-inlay frame. Purchased your plans and hope to make mine walnut with maple inlays. Bonus for me is you show the cut order which is super helpful, thank you.

[@sandromartins3579]

Amazing video and you made it so easy!

[@martinoamello3017]

Thanks James..been thinking about this awhile now..

[@mattymcrips]

Good work, thanx dor the tips, your delivery is great, informal, you have a good skill

[@ConcernCritic]

Great tutorial on how to use routers for picture frame

[@jeremyrichards1085]

I made one of these frames and the challenge was pushing around small sticks of wood through a router table. Stumpy recommends double sided tape attached to a push stick. Good quality Sellotape holding the two pieces together also worked for me.

[@akulm1829]

Great idea how to make complex frames with a lower budget. One of the best woodworking channels on the web. Thank you James!!

[@daveweigle4090]

Outstanding video, James. As usual! I just acquired a Morso miter chopper that makes perfect miters in a matter of seconds. That combined with your video will allow me to expand my options for frames. Thanks a million.

[@josefvanwyk1042]

Hi Dave I agree with you this is an outstanding video.

[@andreypavlow9076]

Thank you for interesting ideas ;)

[@jeremyrichards1085]

love this video

[@Knotty_WoodCraft]

Thanks!! Exactjy what I was looking for

[@ladykenja2700]

- Very, very interesting & challenging.

[@rick91443]

I agree with Mark...Thanks as always...rr

[@jamesdobney]

Excellent video!

[@MykeArminio]

All hail the Stump!

[@wanda04g]

Wow!!!

[@toysoldier46552]

Wow I'm surprised you haven't set up a Patreon account yet, as always great information especially for those of us who do not buy complex bits to make picture frames!

[@cmarkb]

As always, great content! Thank you for the plans!!

[@738polarbear]

This is an excellent presentation James.

[@caskwith]

Some great ideas here. Another advantage I didn't hear you mention about this method is that you can build a large complex frame using a small 1/4" router since you never need a large moulding bit.

[@vtellez01]

Timing is everything! Last night my wife asked me to make a couple of “fancy” picture frames. I opened my UTube in search of info and bam! There you are. I just printed your detailed plans and now I have the possibility of having my wife think that I am oh so special! Hahaha! Thanks for the help.

[@piumartians]

I love this video. Can't wait to try them. Can you tell me the router bit style which makes the large coving on the last two frames? Is it a core box round end bit, or a cove bit with a bearing? Thanks!

[@Swampfox42]

I feel like Stumpy Nubs might be a Grateful Dead fan

[@beauscrate]

love the red wings! go wings!

[@I_M_Nonno]

This is great! Now, how about a way to make canvas stretchers?

[@petesoebekti2022]

you can also use a bullnose bit too if you wish :)

[@brucelee3388]

Something I picked up from Roy Underhill at the Woodwrights Shop (PBS). You can save a lot of wear on your more complex router bits by using your table saw to cut away a lot of waste (such as rabbets & chamfers) then take the job to the router table to finish the shaping. If you have them, set up all your routers in tables when doing a run of molding - plenty of free plans for basic router tables out there, it saves you loosing your settings when changing bits - one router = one bit, less fuss & skinned knuckles.

[@StumpyNubs]

Yes, Roy sure loves his router table...

[@brucelee3388]

Yeah, OK, Roy uses hand planes and hand saws - rebate plane or plow plane, then complex profile planes which are a PITA to sharpen, modern router bits are relatively easy, just buy a new one if you have the money, but the analogy still holds. There is a the great show - one of the Colonial Williamsburg ones - where they have a team of blokes pulling ropes attached to one wide plane while another carpenter rides on top of it to form a wide molding for the Court House restoration.

[@StumpyNubs]

I was just messing with you.

[@redsalem7686]

I ran into a bit of an issue making one of the frames. All pieces were cut to the same size and glued up. But when I cut my 45 angles, the did not match. Each section of wood was a little off. I.e. the walnut match but the oak was off, if I slid it down a little the oak matched but the walnut was off. Do I need to raise them up a little off the tablesaw when making the 45 degree cuts?

[@thecreativeworkshophd753]

What size shank do you have on your router?

[@ralhmcc47]

Can I use hide glue over stain

[@meslemmeslem4797]

Hello, can you help me for the color of your frame

[@stephenpeterson7309]

I can't seem to make the download page work.

[@Heisenbrick]

+1 subscribers for you stumpy nubs...

[@jimw.5869]

I enjoy your videos. I haven't seen mustache Mike for a while. he ok?

[@bigsubful]

Hi, is there a good book (or ebook) that I can buy and that treats the molding’s argument?

[@MedVidsLLC]

I'm not seeing that you received a reply about a book/resource that lays out the various bits used in combination to achieve different looks - did I miss it? Wow - would love to get my hands on such a thing.

[@josefvanwyk1042]

Hi, Dave where can I buy some profiles plan, can find them on your website?

[@StumpyNubs]

www.stumpynubs.com/product/picture-frame-mouldings/

[@josefvanwyk1042]

@@StumpyNubs thank you Dave, much appreciated

[@osufwiffo]

Do you still use Charles Neil pre-Color Conditioner, and if so, do you have a new link?

[@StumpyNubs]

I haven't bought it in a while. Charles passed away some time ago and I don't know what is going on with his website. It is still on there, at least. charlesneilwoodworking.3dcartstores.com/Pre-Color-Conditioner--Pre-Mixed--1-Quart--Ready-to-Use_p_47.html

[@Detroit-gx5nd]

7:05 You should make a picture frame so wide it ends up just being a frame of a frame.

[@chetprice]

Interesting but I prefer a less busy frame. All that complexity detracts from the piece you’re framing.

[@btheman779]

every time i go to the project page on your website i cant seem to scroll down on the page. any one else having this problem?

[@kirkfranks1]

Yes I have this problem in Chrome (normal browser.) I was able to open with Edge browser though. Give that a try.

[@rustythecat2163]

Heading said 10 but not showed 5. What am I missing?

[@StumpyNubs]

There are five more (ten total) in the download.

[@jtomgordon]

I sent 5 dollars to recieve those plans 4 months ago. Still waiting.

[@StumpyNubs]

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