How To Mill Reclaimed Lumber into Frame Molding. 

Jon, nothing is confusing about any of your interests and associated videos. I enjoy them all. So please, just put all of your videos on your RU-vid channel. Thanks buddy.

These frames not only are they simple to make but they look great too. I have seen the video of the one with the painted hardboard for the kids to paint many times. Great idea.

I have watched several videos on making frames and that is probably the easiest to follow. Some folks make it so complicated. Thanks Jon.

Not confusing at all. All your videos are great.

In my opinion, your channel is fine. Art and Home is a great way to name it and I'm strictly woodworking, but I love art and other home stuff.

I personally never visit Facebook pages and would like if you considered putting the vids on RU-vid. Any content you're willing to share I'm sure the majority of your subscribers will enjoy.

Do what you want mate it's working well so far Thanks for the updates always interesting

Hi Jon, can you give us a tour of your feed-through sander next time you're using it? I've only seen thickness planers set up like that and would love a closer look.

Per 9:50, keep doing exactly what you want. Love it man.

I would put those vids here too. I am not really into art but I still watch most of your art vids anyways. I think they will get views either way.

Legal ver uma madeira bruta virar pequenos trabalhos como esses. Parabéns.

I like your explanation always detailed and precise in your job Thank you my brother on this effort for the benefit of other people.

Great Video. Thanks for the inspiration. After this video I made a couple of frames out of old barnboard I had laying around. One suggestion though. Put the nails only in the top and bottom. You can see the ones on the sides quite easily, but no one looks at the top or bottom of a frame.

That's some beautiful lumber. I nail the miters up the way you do, but of course you being in the picture frame business I'm sure you have done that thousands of times. I don't do face book Jon.

Just noticed you are over 100k subscribers congrats

***** Please put the new videos on RU-vid, Some of us don't have Facebook (sorry if that sounds selfish) :)

I love those! What if you don't have a planer or a jointer? I have a bunch of old barn wood.

No way its not confusing. Check out the wranglerstar channel. I love channels that very the subject matter. It's very old media to think that if I like art I wont like woodworking or bee keeping. I am not a demographic. Love the videos! Keep them coming.

If you start to get a lot of similar content on different subjects, it wouldn't be a bad thing to have multiple channels to post them under. I've seen a number of YT authors that do this now. You could even cross reference them in your videos to drive traffic either way by saying something like: if you'd like to know more about X see my other channel Y for that and other projects (and add a link to your video of course).

Oh Jon! I was praying for your finger everytime you shot a nail in the frame. Thank goodness the wood was knotless. That would've hurt my finger to see a nail curve into yours!

Jon, I don't Facebook but would love to see your other videos. By the way, how is the barn remodel project looking?

LOVE

Jon you don't use your planner it's a 2040 is it not? I just picked one up and love the smooth finish it leaves. your channel is one of the best out there. keep it all on youtube . the art ,bees and woodworking are all very well done.

Man I'd love to glue up a couple of those boards into a blank for a guitar body.

Those boards are just full of religion. The variety on your channel makes it even more interesting. BTW, you didn't mention welding. Haha

Love all your stuff! RU-vid!

For nails and metals, you could use a cheapo metal detector to scan them ahead of time. I found one on Craigs for $15 and it works great for that purpose.

I'm really liking your videos Jon. The mix of topics is fine who new I'd be interested in keeping bees. What type of saw is it you use for your frame making?

Jon, why do you not use a Riving knife on your TS? I'm not being a safety nanny, just curious if it has advantages when cutting by removing the knife. I don't have your skills to remove the knife, but I still would like to know if there are advantages of going knifeless. Thanks in advance.

Jon, what you use to hide the holes of the nails specifically in the frames? Greetings from Brazil.

Jon, where is that dresser you were considering on making, I've been waiting for that video! ha ha

Thanks, I enjoyed that - I don't think you ever quite answered the questions you had about getting a good 45 angle - I know the sacrificial fence gives a nice clean cut, but did your miter saw give a 45 straight out of the box or did you calibrate it yourself? Also when I make frames, I make 2 half frames and then put them together (guess it comes out the same!)

How would you finish them? Stain? Poly spray?

You can tell a person is good with their hands when they can point with their ring fingers like nothing. Anyone just try it? lol harder than it looks

Great work I want to make my own frames but I'm finding it hard to get my mitre saw to cut mitres accurately,it's a cheaper saw,did your hitachi take much setting up or was it good to go out of the box?

Hi Mr. Peters! Great Friday video!! Quick question, would you or have you ever consider making a jig that would hold the frame pieces while you nail them? Would you make a jig for that in the near future? Thanks for sharing another cool video! By the way, wanted to say thank you for inspiring me...I've recently completed my fireplace mantel which holds my tv and also the DVD and cable box...not sure if I would have done it without all your woodworking tips....Thanks again!

This might sound silly, but. Why did you not just flip the wood and cut it to he correct length instead of wasting All those cut offs?

If you visit his website this week, I think it’s the last chance to grab a draft copy of Woody Hyezmar’s woodworking Book, google it.

Watch your long sleeves with the table saw blade.

First and hi Jon!

I have been following your RU-vid channel for awhile now and I know this means nothing coming from a total stranger but I have notice you looking more tired and burdened. I just reach out because of genuine concern, I wish you only the best and if you need time off (like we all do) let me tell you that you have a faithful sub and watcher of your content in me.

You can learn more about it on woodprix website I think.

just do it yourself , go to woodprix page and turn your idea to reality.

I made it with woodprix handbooks !

I think you need to take some time and go to woodprix website to learn how to make it.

So, not to nit-pick or armchair design... but, wouldn't it be snazzy if you only put the nails in the top of the top rail and the bottom of the bottom rail in both sides. That way, when the frame is hung on the wall at eye level the nails would not show. Assuming you are going to vanish the Fir. Is there a structural reason to do it the other way? Also, I think your channel could hold the extra videos if you want, the name "Jon Peters Art & Home" covers a lot. But if they are solely to promote the channel, well, we are already watching, so maybe a facebook audience is best.

Also facebook is horrible. Lol