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How to make a picture frame 3 different ways. I use the miter saw, handheld router, table saw, and router table. The skills go from DIY picture frames to advanced woodworking techniques at the router table. You can make easy picture frames as Christmas gifts for this holiday season. #woodworking #DIY #pictureframes
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@Fixthisbuildthat 5 лет назад

Get a FTBT hat! fixthisbuildthat.com/product-category/merchandise/ And don't forget to SUBSCRIBE: ru-vid.com

@drivewithdaniel7270 5 лет назад

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@laurieandrus1430 4 месяца назад

@Fixthisbuildthat This was exactly the video I needed. Thank you.

@dianakesl1814 2 года назад

I learned a lot watching your video. My wife's dad was a locally famous artist and collector of fine art. He was the professor at University of Florida for 20 years and Sante Fe JUCO for another 20 before he passed away. My wife inherited part of his 1.3 million $ art collection so we sell fine art and have dozens of paintings that need to be framed. I'm hoping to learn how to frame some so we don't have to pay someone else to do it all the time. I like the fact you showed your mistakes and went back and corrected them. For that reason and the fact I learned so much as a beginner I subscribed to your channel. Thank you so much. ( Rusty)

@evanshannon 5 лет назад

As someone who used to work for a high end custom framing business-use a stop block on the miter saw and cut each leg separately. Don’t stack pieces and try to cut them both at the same time. If you do, you risk screwing up two pieces instead of one. Also, cut your long pieces first-if you mess up, you can chop it down to be a short leg and save materials.

@MrMaacin05 4 года назад

walt walt get good at making crappy ones

@storedaway 4 года назад

Great advise

@FantsyPants 4 года назад

Great tips, thank you

@ritawashere5787 4 года назад

Hi Evan, I hope you're willing to help me. I plan on making a simple window frame. It will hold a pane of glass but it's strictly decorative. What type of wood do you suggest I use? Also, I've only got a miter box and saw to use.

@ritawashere5787 4 года назад

Another question. If I use glazier points to hold the window into the frame what should I use for extra security? Because I don't have a router in order to make a Channel for the window to sit in two.

@vendettaverrone7159 5 лет назад

Came here since my first job ever is gonna be a framework designer and I'm stoked!

@eugeniogarcia2360 4 года назад

Gracias por su instrucción, me gusta, saludos desde Nicaragua.

@MintStiles 5 лет назад

I don’t know why I got so excited over the autographed picture of Norm Abrahams!

@josh6499 2 года назад

Thank you for working safely. It keeps my anxiety watching this at a minimum!

@montrealreview6337 2 года назад

I like how its just 3 frame ... and we don't get to see how to finish the project 👌🏼

@notajp 5 лет назад

I’ve got an Osborne EB-3 miter gauge (like Norm has) that I use on my tablesaw for cutting meters. You can micro adjust it to get perfect 45s every time, plus it has a built in stop block so you can make exact copies of each length. If a frame is wide enough, I use 00 biscuits to join the corners.

@samuelkobe 3 года назад

Who are the 600 people disliking this video?

@genesssisss 4 года назад

Now this is how you make a “how to” video

@standup4982 5 лет назад

very clear instruction without any delay of getting to the point of the process thank you for that

@commonground8412 2 года назад

*Ron Swanson voice* Our teenager asked me one day before the wife's birthday if we could "just go out and buy" a 36 x 12 inch frame. I watched this video instead and made the thing myself from scrap pine. I am semi-competent amateur woodworker but I had never made a frame before. It worked. This man and his video have my approval.

@jonhowell5014 2 месяца назад

Ron Swanson says "Very well done. You are ready for the final level: Locate and cut down a suitable tree. Mill boards. Cure them for the correct time. Finish to perfection by hand using a hand plane. Once this is done, you may proceed."

@azplease4121 4 года назад

"whether you have access to a few tools or more advanced.." Do you have a video on how to frame with only a few basic tools? i.e. miter box and a basic saw?

@mitchelle05 3 года назад

Do you have non-pro version?

@CHRISTRINH4490 5 лет назад

Great video! Thanks for showing the three different methods. Not everyone can afford a table saw or router table so it was nice seeing you do it various ways!

@markharris5771 5 лет назад

Incredibly well explained and demonstrated, thank you.

@luvuyowilliams8159 3 года назад

Those small tools are too expensive here in South Africa. Ireally need some

@CloneDaddy 4 года назад

Good video, picked up a few tricks, too. Thanks very much, like. BTW, "Jacobean" isn't pronounced like "coffee bean", it's Jac-o-be-an. It's the period of English history that came after the Elizabethan era. Although, I have to admit, your version sounds much more tasty. Keep up the good work.

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

😂 😂 😂 Jacobean sounded like a new Starbucks drink to me

@CloneDaddy 4 года назад

@@Fixthisbuildthat Yeah. You have to drink it whilst wearing one white glove.

@Tomes23 5 лет назад

I love Norm Abrams. He's been a hero of mine since the 80s. A true master carpenter.

@DavidWilliams-gm6xx 4 года назад

All respect to Norm! But I think I've got more hands-on knowledge from this great channel. There's room for everyone, what a great medium for learning RU-vid really is.

@Mcfryguy5555 5 лет назад

Great way to get Norm in one of your videos! I think he would be proud of your work.

@ron5935 5 лет назад

Best glue up for end grain is to thin coat the end and allow to dry 5/10 minutes. Then apply finish glue and assemble. I did this for plain T joint 3/4" square oak. On the test , the oak bent before the glue failed. Great video.

@bhda 22 дня назад

This video is super helpful, but dude… slow. down. I’m struggling so hard to follow you. Yes, I’m south of the Mason Dixon line, but just barely. I’ll subscribe to help you out & check out some other videos because I did learn a lot in this short video! BTW, ignore what you hear. Long videos get a following too. Just ask Huberman. Thanks!

@pingagrande4424 3 года назад

In need of the 3 type measurements you mentioned for the pictures frame thanks , Negron Bronx , NY -Monday April 19/2021.

@markandrews7116 5 лет назад

when I view video's, I prefer to "binge" on them. Having the next video cued up is just the greatest idea yet. It also goes without saying that I also enjoy a lack of a time wasting minutes long intro on each video - I know what I'm watching and why so I think it's great you get right down to it. I appreciate the smarts you offer. I'm not in this league but I think it's great to learn about the techniques you show. Thanks muchly - and yes, I'm subscribed

@Fixthisbuildthat 5 лет назад

thanks for the sub and the feedback, Mark!

@dp01 4 года назад

Hi Brad, where do you get the glass that goes into the picture frame?

@TOKOLOSE 3 года назад

Picture frame DIY Steps: 1) Buy a fully equipped woodworking workshop. 2)..... You guys need to get grip on what DIY actually means. This should be named "How picture frames are made." not DIY.

@carlflemmig4962 Год назад

Hi Brad, I'm Carl a 79 year old novice wood worker. I want to make some picture frames. I have two questions for you. 1, how long did you cut the boards to begin with? I don't know how to figure out the length of the miter cuts. There's 2 different lengths the 8 inch top pieces and the 10 inch side pieces. And you said I can get 2 frames from an 8 foot board. Second question is about those triangle things you set the picture frames on to put the finish on frames? It looks like it's a simple project, but I'd like to hear how you did it anyway. Thanks Carl an old guy trying to learn.

@RonStanek 2 года назад

Is this suppose to be a cheaper way to get a frame, for a picture? Some may, have the tools, I myself may have half the tools/supplies, that are needed? All in all, you'd be better off, going to a thrift store, get a frame you like. Right size; with glass or plexiglass, rework it, stain or paint. It would probably save you a lot of time and money. And work. But if you have the time; money and tools. DYI!?

@Bob.Silverstein Год назад

Despite having JUST WATCHED your video, I got the orientation of my pieces wrong when I cut the miters and ended up with a tiny picture frame :) I guess next time I should mark my pieces! :)

@johnnichols8553 2 года назад

I set up a sacrificial fence on my miter saw using 1/2" MDF, and cut the frame pieces. However, my mitered corners are coming out less than 90deg. My 45 deg cuts are actually like 44.7 degs or so. I suspect it's the sacrificial fence throwing things off. I'm going to take it off, and see if the saw is cutting perfect 45s without it.

@eddysamiearteengarabetbalt8860 3 года назад

Simple characheb of wood picture frames , burwas , or hand crafted classic scharachebe designs plain wood from light to expensive black saj charchuba used in museums and art gormet festivals and within siag castle cornesh memorial or royal famiy palace long walk 🏰 gallery cornet . Wonce ton Churchill

@RoshDroz Год назад

Mentioning the handheld router sawdust mess brought back ptsd from the time I cut the entire opening for a router table plate in a sheet of 3/4" MDF. I honestly don't think I'll ever get every bit of that dark fine dust completely vacuumed out of the garage

@punk999rip6 3 года назад

Sir, for a long time Now I've been watching your videos and they are Awesome😎😎😎... Just one thing in this video at around 5:06 you use that small turn table for coating the frame... Sir.. How do you make that turn table? \m/

@Fixthisbuildthat 3 года назад

whole vid for you! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a5hbfv7Rrms.html

@AlvinC-sz3li 2 года назад

May I know where you get those super straight 1 x 2 ? My local HomdeDepot and Lowes have pine and poplar, but it it super super super hard to find a straight one, maybe only 1 out to 30.

@chrisgriffith1573 4 года назад

Those fasteners for corners are complete crap for framing. If you don't pop the glued seam, they really aren't that good a "fastener" anyway. I always use splines or simply place a triangle of 1/4 inch plywood glued to the bottom of every corner. Makes things super easy and isn't seen from the front anyway.

@TaylorHubbell 5 лет назад

Norm would appreciate this.... He would appreciate Walnut more, but nonetheless, he'll appreciate this.

@Fixthisbuildthat 5 лет назад

Norm never used walnut, always Mahogany for the nice stuff :)

@DavidRock-y8y 9 месяцев назад

These videos are ok for an 8X10 picture frame but what if you have a picture that measures 15 x 17 or some other off the wall size to where you don't know the finished size?

@joelhammer375 Год назад

For real beginners like me, I would have been helped if the completed frame were shown first, with all it parts pointed out and named. That way, the description of how the frame was built would have made more sense. I wonder if it would be an interesting teaching method if the film were run backwards to allow the novice to see a "disassembly" of the frame being made.

@RonStanek 2 года назад

Oh yeah, what did you use for the glass and or the plexiglass? If you went to the store, no matter which one, more $$$$$$$ and time. Try cutting either of those too, oh fun.

@jj6457 4 года назад

Awesome video, just kind of wish you showed what you did you keep the pictures from falling out of the frame.

@barryroberts6470 5 лет назад

Nice frames Brad, i'm thinking of making some frames using both a Spline Jig for those corners, and also my Trim Router that is on my Bench Top table or use it by hand. Mine is a Makita one that has excellent dust collection that you attach a hose to, and i haven't had any probs with chips everywhere, must be a Rigid problem then. Thanks for the ideas. Barry (ENG)

@Fixthisbuildthat 5 лет назад

thanks, Barry! Yeah, they don't have a stock dust collection for this hand router

@redwood1957 4 года назад

Nice job those waffle nails are the worst. So you should keep the rabbet close to you? Thank you Merry Christmas to you and yours.

@superfoneguy7889 2 года назад

Why does adding the fence make the cuts more accurate? You're still using the same saw and surface in reference to the saw but have added a potentially uneven plywood surface to cut on. Great video.

@StudioJLT 5 лет назад

I think I like the subtle profile on frame 2 the best (just not the oak).

@Fixthisbuildthat 5 лет назад

I just really wanted to try the pickling on the oak after I saw Johnny's toy chest :)

@shirleyastwood6735 2 года назад

hi, in like your works, and i like to work with wood, i can make a lot of things, but i always need to go to the store to cut my woods in the sizes i need, you have a lot of cutting machine, can i use a jigsaw just to start cutting my own pieces? thanks for your advice, Shirley Astwood

@brightdeathfriend 3 года назад

Thankyou so much for this video! I have a set of 6 drawings of my grandmothers that I want to put into some nice frames and really show them off in the way they deserve. I am a complete novice with this kind of stuff and I don't know if i have the tools! Any advice? Anne of all Trades recommended this video to me and I'm so glad she did! :)

@dbnoho 2 года назад

Whenever I can I use my palm router outside. If possible I set the project on some cheap saw horses and do everything where the dusts lands on the ground and I go back in the garage like a champ.

@amberwarlock7386 3 года назад

That was literally the best instructional video with the meatiest content in the shortest time that I have ever watched. Thank you for being concise, precise and normal! Going to get my husband on this project for my irregular-sized artwork.

@Yellowjacket_woodworking 3 года назад

Couldn't you make your cuts for the frame before making the rabbit cuts? Asking as a newbie in making frames.

@mr.mickles 3 года назад

What table saw blade are you using to get that crisp 90 degree rabbet? My saw leaves a small square ledge in the corner (ATB)

@shanecarpenter555 3 года назад

hey there, I'm looking to get into woodworking and was hoping you could help me out with a table saw recommendation please :)

@SouthernStyleDIY 5 лет назад

I'm WAY behind, I know. This video was absolutely AWESOME!! Some great tips that work for picture frames and other projects too.

@hildagraham5846 5 лет назад

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@troy7776 3 года назад

So I want to make a picture frame that is 4 feet X 4 feet ... Any suggestions. I really dont want to pay $400s to take it to a frame shop.

@mariaannicapacheo1647 4 года назад

DIY, but first you need to buy those fcking equipments, just to make a frame.... hehe

@hanaparkhill3565 3 года назад

This is probably a dumb question. Do you need a guide to make a straight cut with the hand held router? Thanks.

@AceWinfieldLoyola 4 года назад

Thanks for the tips but I don’t have miter saw to make a perfect 45 degress angle cut. I’m getting hardtime in cutting a perfect angle.

@sheashawhan333 4 года назад

I want to make a frame for my diamond painting a 30x40cm but cant use tools at all im not a tool girl, will definitely hurt myself if i tried this what can i do?

@mr.nobody9646 Год назад

How the he'll is this a DIY and which carpenter in the world doesn't know how to do this? So basically this video is pointless.

@ОлегВрабіє 3 года назад

Good day! I am from Ukraine, please tell me what is the correct name for the green side clamp and where can I buy it?

@robira1313 2 года назад

How do you keep the glue squeeze-out off of the miters - because we all know that glue and stain do not mix!

@frankg3145 3 года назад

What was the reason why you added 1/8 inch to your measurements? You didn't explain that.

@magaga77 4 года назад

Interesting, though I must say I get lost with the speed of the talking!

@josediaz-gonzalez227 Месяц назад

Maybe a bit late but once the frames are glued/assembled, how did you fit the glass into the frames?

@azboy0810 3 месяца назад

How does an auxiliary fence help? Just for making the marks?

@ZoliMusic 5 лет назад

Really love that mitre jig. Well done, sir!

@davidbattler3027 5 лет назад

great video! Really appreciated the masking tape trick!

@madArt1981 3 года назад

I want to learn how Rocco style painting frames are made. If it’s possible I want to make them

@redsalem7686 2 года назад

This is good but I can’t really tell how you secure the glass and photo inside the frame when done.

@FB_Woodshop 5 лет назад

Tribute to the OG Norm - Respect.

@Fixthisbuildthat 5 лет назад

the Godfather

@darrenmasom8702 2 года назад

Such a shame. All that amazing equipment and his making tiny little cute picture frames.

@EdduardoMontana 4 года назад

but what about if i only have just a saw and not a table saw or other stuff, can you make something a little bit more simple?

@jillhbaudhaan 5 лет назад

Hey, Brad! I want to try this over the weekend. I have two large posters that I want to hang in a bathroom.Any wood recommendations for a room with high humidity? Thanks, love the channel.

@Fixthisbuildthat 5 лет назад

Any wood will work as long as it's dry already and acclimated (sitting in your house for a couple weeks would do this)

@jeffhreid 4 года назад

You may want to try PVC planks. They are made of plastic to resemble wood. Assuming you plan to paint of faux finish the frames you don’t have to worry about moisture with the frame. The moisture will of course affect the art though

@charlesmilimo3454 3 года назад

Rose wood

@gagarwal 4 года назад

Nahh... now it only makes sense to rather shell out $50 for a true wood picture frame...

@goodie2shoes 5 месяцев назад

I love how you left the fuckups in the video. It makes me feel better about my own blunders

@logdoggybrown 5 лет назад

Could you build a table extension for jobsite table saws? Or possibly crosscut sled? just found this channel

@BrocAndAimee 4 года назад

Hey this helped a lot! What program do you use for your diagrams.

@kwstasssouli3222 2 года назад

how can I do this in an already built framework? the 90 degrees.

@wyssmaster 2 года назад

"Oak is not one of my favorite woods" *James Wright wants to know your location*

@jimronnysrlie8601 10 месяцев назад

I wish I could afford the equipment that you're using.

@JavierAlvarez-lu7bf 10 месяцев назад

Great video, how do I make a slot jig or where can I buy one?? Thank you

@pounceym 4 года назад

Brad, what software are you using at 2:30 in the video? I assume it's the same software you use to design and produce cut list on your projects. Thanks for another great video and keep up the great work!

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

Hey, Mike. It's SketchUp 👍

@engchoontan8483 Год назад

Thank for the video. Information will be used to bargain with professional(career) frame-makers. Standard bulk factory manufactured frame length. Use only glue, nails and circular mitre-saw. I remove TV case to save on the difference between a samsung TV and a samsung art-easel TV. How much.?

@engchoontan8483 Год назад

If someone were to propose window frames... nooooo... (microsoft versus microsucks versus microhard) dooooor and extrusions rails sliders ...

@bobbieintx 5 лет назад

Very educational. I know have a much better idea of how to make my frames. Keep up the good work!

@zoraidavalencia2959 4 года назад

Loved you video, very professional and good explanation. Thank you for sharing

@darrenmasom8702 2 года назад

You need to quit messing around and think big with your stuff if you can afford that is.

@goodfella563 Год назад

What did you use as the backing for the artwork and/or how did you secure it?

@donaldduck4867 5 лет назад

Just subscribed! Love your channel! You explain your work very well. Thank you.

@CoupleofBunkies Год назад

We just subscribed you might consider using splines rather than that medal corrugated fasteners.

@CoupleofBunkies Год назад

oops looks like you covered that

@mrmitchellstever 5 лет назад

Thank alot for showing me how to make picture frames. Great trick and ideas I learned.

@thomasbrovarone7136 2 года назад

I read somewhere that content creators like yourself don't get a lot of value (revenue) from old videos. That's a shame because I just got a TON of info from this one (3 years after it was made) for my next projects that require 45 / 90 degree miters. Miter saw aux fence is $$. Thanks

@Fixthisbuildthat 2 года назад

Glad that tip helped, Tom! Old videos don't drive the top line a lot, but are still great to give value to the audience

@jonathancortneydisselkoen3047 4 года назад

Thanks! Im just starting out, and I found this very useful and easy to do. Now to put it to work.

@TenMands 5 лет назад

Brad just in time for Christmas. Love the different ways and the fence jig

@Fixthisbuildthat 5 лет назад

Hope it helps!

@babuganesan905 5 лет назад

Hi Brad . What protection do you follow while applying wood stain with hands?

@walterdavis8085 2 года назад

What measurements would I use on the fence when making an 11 x 13 frame

@MikeBARNUEVO 5 лет назад

Wow I didn’t see that Norm Abram segment coming 😱👍😎♥️. Very cool!

@Fixthisbuildthat 5 лет назад

Hahaha, pretty cool, huh!?

@hellenaradev6488 5 лет назад

I dont have such tools. But, I would like to make some pitcure frames, that's why I'm here.

@JustHereForPopcorn 5 лет назад

Same here. I just started buying small machines when I have the extra cash (jigsaw, router) to start doing some woodworking but I still lack the space to setup a proper table for a miter saw even if I had the cash to buy one.

@flix4u 4 года назад

Sorry for the long setup and question. 😐 I’m planning to make over 200 frames with more than 50 or so of them just for a collection of 16 x 20 original Broadway lobby cards from the 60’s - 90’s. I’ll probably keep them plain and possibly paint or stain them black (to set off the art & look of the posters), although this is still Tbd. I’m not sure what wood to use. I don’t want them to get easily nicked, so maybe a hardwood? Although my shop collection of tools is growing rapidly, I have yet to buy the big toys - a table or miter saw. My first standing tool (on table) is a jointer I got for a steal. As for the saws, I’m pretty sure I’ll get a 10” sliding compound miter saw, and I’m still undecided in a table saw but it will have to be either a job site model due to limited space and storable requirements or a small but movable heavier table model. I’ll be doing lots of other projects as well. Ok now you have the setup; here’s the questions. I’ve got to purchase and use one of the saws to start and complete a lot of my frames and other projects. I’ll feel more comfortable using a miter saw (I think). But aside from my thoughts...which saw do you suggest is the better choice to use for the frames and other projects as well... assuming I may only have one of the saws for a while? and second, would biscuits be a good method for adding some extra stability to the miters? I do have this as well - If they wouldn’t be too big.Thanks in advance for your time reading and responding.

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

For that many frames I'd consider the table saw and make a miter sled. And yes, biscuits could be used if you have room