Picture Frames with Morso Guillotine Cutter

[@whoDatBeDare]

The artist is not the only family member who is talented. Well done. And thanks for sharing. I just got my Morso-F. After a bit of testing on pine the tear out is terrible. Just picked up a new set of blades for it. Can't wait to get past the mitre cutting stage. And onto staining and matting etc. I'll have to look into getting some Oak. All the best from an Oakie living in Aus.

[@soibproduction7443]

I'm a photo framer from India but your work is very latest thank you

[@mit4601]

Same here.

[@glenngreen506]

This is a great video. It should be on a tv series like Yankee Workshop!

[@Anunnaki-z7i]

Love it, nice work

[@michaels805]

Great video! Thank you for sharing, fantastic work.

[@debdottir]

Very nice frames. Love the art. Wire hanger is best and easiest.

[@asztapaszta9]

TMy new favorite channel!

[@Mikhandmaker]

Excellent

[@paulknights3701]

real craftsmanship

[@researchandbuild1751]

How do you ensure precise lengths of the sides?

[@ryanoconnor7957]

what is the advantage of using a guillotine over a drop saw? also, why do you prefer clear acrylic over glass?

[@alanrees4837]

would this machine be able to cut pallet wood to make a wooden star

[@mrskwrl]

You can use a flat bottom blade for the spline cuts so they don't leave that V shape on the inside.

[@sergeydovganyuk2742]

You may use swallow tale shaped key for keyed mitre joint to escape gaps like at 4:38

[@dllemm]

Nice camera work. Do you make a lot of frames, or use that machine for other things?

[@remustyle]

Bravo!

[@rabwoody264]

Well done ..

[@jkg6211]

LOVE the Rattan handle on the saw. Did you wrap that?

[@TheMystogrigen]

"PLEASE DO NOT BEND!" The last time I received something in the mail that had that on it, the guy who put it in my mailbox bent it in half to fit it in the mailbox easier. He doesn't deliver mail anymore.

[@marcelleqb]

Different types of papers, like watercolor and mat board, expand at different rates. You should only tape a picture to the mat at the top, not on all four sides.

[@garyrowe58]

I'd loved the carpentry and then was so disappointed to see the way the picture was taped to the mount ... look up 'hinge mounting'

[@NickPayneBirdseyeArtStudio]

Excellent video. However, taping all four sides of the artwork will likely result in buckling of the paper. And if you want to be serious about conservation of your art work, use frame tape on the rabbet of the frame to isolate the art from the acid in the wood. In time, the acid in wood will burn the edges of a work on paper.

[@jimcust6986]

Good video, but why wouldn’t you do your planing and milling while the stock is long? There is less chance of snipe, greater efficiency and safety.

[@elfatigas17]

Hola buenas me podría Desi por favor cómo se llama la pieza que le pone usted al cuadro por detrás para colgarlo un saludo muy cordialmente

[@ronnakeil3313]

Nice

[@kishorkarki3798]

Kun thau ho

[@overcompensation6198]

I see that you come here because of KZbin's recommendation

[@dek1943]

Plastic glass ruined a quality job