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Mirror Frame Pt. 1: Design, Half-Laps, Assembly, & Curves

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We recently had a little work done in our bathroom and in the process we removed the large wall-spanning mirrors. Being the superhero husband I am I immediately promised Nicole that I would replace them with a couple of nice framed mirrors. A record-setting six months later (which is at least a year ahead of schedule by my clock), here we are building the frames.
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@AndrewKleinWW 9 лет назад

Such a treat to get this level of detail from you for free. You instruction has helped me so much in my woodworking journey, thanks a million!

@woodwhisperer 9 лет назад

Andrew Klein Thanks Andrew. I'm glad to hear it! If you guys like the detailed stuff, keep speaking up. :)

@ugoleftillgorite 9 лет назад

Woodworking with The Wood Whisperer We like the detailed stuff!

@MosquitoMade 9 лет назад

Woodworking with The Wood Whisperer Consider me spoken up :)

@NearbyCactus 9 лет назад

Woodworking with The Wood Whisperer Yes please!! :-)

@vcsawduster5834 9 лет назад

Amen to that. Bring on the details.

@teachwren 9 лет назад

Loved the pace of this video. It felt much shorter than 20 minutes. The attention to detail was superb. The difference in this and other "long" videos that people say they don't like is that you were consistently teaching something different: how to sneak up on the cut, what type of plane to use, how to avoid tear-out, etc. The "boring" 20 minute videos are ones where a guy shows every single cut, every single sanding stroke, etc. Thanks for the quality.

@captsteve427 9 лет назад

I love that you went back to longer more detailed videos. Your "slow down" approach is very much appreciated. Keep up the great work.

@michaelschatzman7055 8 лет назад

Marc - Thanks for the time you obviously put into this video. Also appreciate that you include what happens AFTER the cut/route is done, ie how one then sands, smooths, and planes. There is a dearth of woodworking videos that show that part, most just gloss over and assume viewers alreadh have that knowledge. I think many viewers would benefit from seeing the sanding and planing techniques in action. Thanks!

@thiswoodwork 9 лет назад

Really great video Marc. It's been a while since I've sat through a "longer" woodworking video and this went by in a flash. The mark of quality content! Looking forward to part 2.

@woodwhisperer 9 лет назад

ThisWoodwork Thanks Alex. You da man!

@jeffreyovens4297 9 лет назад

I really like the level of detail in what on the surface is a very simple project. I am a fan of half-lap joinery, but have never thought of that trick of leaving an extra 1/16" for clamping purposes. I'm glad to see the free offerings return to this more detailed style. Hopefully I'll be a paying customer in the near future!

@diycentral 9 лет назад

Twenty minute videos are usually way to long for me. But you are living up to the Wood Whisperer name because I watched the whole thing. Awesome project. But I kept staring at the worn out Spidey shirt. Very cool.

@MobileGSP 9 лет назад

Great example of a hybrid attack on the wood... Now I need to invest in more tools! Incidentally my 4yo immediately noticed your shirt changes I would have never noticed I was intent on the wood the whole time!

@GhostPhriek 9 лет назад

I'm just starting to get into woodworking, and your videos have been great! Now you're doing a show wearing a Triforce t-shirt. Best channel ever.

@coreyward 9 лет назад

I really enjoyed the pace of this; sometimes I like build videos because they're a little zen, but they can be hit or miss on whether I learn anything. A walk through project like this, where things are explained and discussed, but not belabored, strikes a great balance between education and entertainment. Can't wait to watch part 2!

@derkwichhart1 9 лет назад

Woodworking with The Wood Whisperer Thank you for all of the time and effort put into your videos!

@dlennertzdl 9 лет назад

Excellent work! The curve on top is subtle yet it adds a lot to the overall "theme" of the mirror. Thanks Mark!

@Masterof1ne 9 лет назад

I really like your mixture of old and new tools that you use. Too many people are one way or the other. Great video!

@mrconner121 9 лет назад

Great job Marc!! Definitely glad to see you kicking it old school. These are the quality of videos that got me started in woodworking

@SwallowForge 9 лет назад

Really enjoyed watching this Marc. I'm sat with my 8 week old daughter and she seems to find your voice very soothing. Top quality content and production as always. All the best. Alex.

@woodwhisperer 9 лет назад

Swallow Forge Thanks Alex. Too bad my son doesn't find my voice soothing. In fact it's almost like he can't hear my voice at all. ;)

@RobinLewisMakes 9 лет назад

That maple is amazing. Great video

@vessalio 8 лет назад

thats the cleanest shop I have ever saw

@BradleyMakesThings 9 лет назад

Really loved this video Marc! The sped up videos are good fillers for when I can't be out in the shop myself, but I've always loved your teaching style! Been watching your stuff for years.

@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад

Nice project, Marc. I like the stain (there, I said it!) on that maple. I really like how you start in the bathroom explaining how to design the piece to fit the space. Let's all put the "custom" in custom woodworking!!

@ealywill 9 лет назад

Marc, I feel like the quality of my own work ebs and flows with the quality of work in the videos I watch. Your attention to detail gets replicated in my own work. I for one really appreciate the level of quality instruction in your videos. I'm still trying to save my pennies to afford the split top lumber and hardware but I'm excited for when that day finally comes.

@DavidBishopinc 9 лет назад

Nice. Good to see you pop out some free content again. You were one of the first woodworking youtube channels I stumbled across, (in late 2012), that inspired me to get back into some hobby woodworking, (after about 20 years). I heard you mention in your podcast, (which is also some easy listening), about video styles. Not everyone can pull off a quality video of value, with out verbally rambling on and repeating them selves. Must be a gift. LOL Your are easy to watch and listen to. Id like to see more but unfortunately, I cant financially justify getting involved with the guild. Keep up the awesome work. Looking forward to seeing more. Thanks!

@BrandonGracyalny 9 лет назад

Marc, Keep doing the videos this way. This type of video is the reason I started following you originally and I think you lost a little bit over the past year or so. Glad to have this type of video again.

@partom24 9 лет назад

Man, it's awesome to see this level of content return to the free site! It's what got me to join the guild and invest in the hobby. Love it!

@eb2536 9 лет назад

Great choice using the curly maple. One of my favorites. The mirror looks great!

@MattLaneWoodshop 9 лет назад

Awesome frame, love the attention to detail.

@RobertHorton1975 9 лет назад

Very much looking forward to the finishing process.

@matt_williams1015 9 лет назад

Great video, I enjoy the details that you provide. Your videos never seem long, for me you provide just the right amount of explanation, so I hope you continue the detailed explanations. Looking forward to part 2!

@TheChippewaNelsons 9 лет назад

Nice job on "Rough Cut"! That was a great project but it must be tough to match Tommy's energy.

@75triviaguy 9 лет назад

Thank you. I really enjoyed the longer more detailed format.

@MakeSomething 9 лет назад

Drum off! Chad vs Will! Also sweet project!

@woodwhisperer 9 лет назад

Drunken Woodworker Appreciate it David!

@brummyXD 9 лет назад

This video could not have been uploaded at a more perfect time.

@hollysmith562 9 лет назад

really nice mirror can't wait to see part 2

@stevecollins9450 9 лет назад

Great video, Marc. I really like the detail and your teaching style.

@jaytechCFL 9 лет назад

Great video, as always. Looking forward to part 2.

@beetle5122 9 лет назад

Thanks for the video Mark. After watching all of your videos I almost started thing I could do woodworking. Better judgment moved in So I'll just continue watching you do it. Ya make it look too easy man. Be safe.

@Unrealize 9 лет назад

I really enjoy your videos. The fact that you explain technique and how to do something is something I really appreciate (and want to see more of). Thumbs up, love your videos, keep it up, both of you!

@opaquemango85 9 лет назад

This was a fantastic video. I loved how you went into every step for this process. It makes me want to build one (even though I don't need it) just to build one. Thanks for what you do!!

@zohranbloedjes9770 9 лет назад

Your shirt its green and its has the hylian sign on it double awesome😳

@Retroweld 9 лет назад

Great job. Thanks, Douglas.

@metz12harofreak 9 лет назад

Awesome. Love the look. I hope one day I will be able to have the skills you have and the tools in your shop Mr. Spagnuolo! I have learned a lot from your channel. Thanks for the great videos.

@trinirossi 9 лет назад

:) feels great to sit n soak in a detailed video from you again.. awesome project!! looking forward to part two.

@tamaselkan8902 9 лет назад

Great info and awesome video Marc, I really appreciate the longer, detailed format you mentioned on your article and the WT show as well!

@GabrieleBonetti 9 лет назад

This is awesome. Details and small secrets really make the difference. I reckon I'll join the gild soon. Oh and I forgot to mention that is really great that while many succesful channels go for 3 minutes video you keep going for quality.

@WayneBrownWoodworking 9 лет назад

It's videos like this that made me want to join the Guild. Great project Marc, can't wait for part 2

@BackyardWoodworking 9 лет назад

Very nice Mark, Good simple design. Even I could make that LOL

@nevernerd 9 лет назад

Great video. That wood is awesome.

@justinschaub2693 9 лет назад

Great video. I appreciate not only the woodworking, but the production quality of your videos. I look forward to signing up for the guild to get a bit more of your content. Thanks.

@wranglerhenry3339 9 лет назад

Always have enjoyed your videos. Can't wait to see your glazing technique.

@exotoguy 9 лет назад

Absolutely love the detailed video Marc! Can't wait for the second video!

@abelnieto432ify 9 лет назад

Great video Marc!I love the attention to detail!Looking forward to part 2!:)

@kathrynnewton8721 4 года назад

I’d love to be your apprentice - just about to reframe a mirror I bought from a second hand store - love the half lap joints, I don’t want mitres - thank you!

@Kyurnmakes 9 лет назад

Awesome content as always.. More evidence that a guild membership will be a great investment once some tools are in my shop! :) Thanks, Marc!

@alecguth9306 9 лет назад

Thank you very much for the FREE CONTENT Whooo! you da best!

@Windwalker09780 9 лет назад

LOVE the T-shirt Legend of Zelda all the WAY!!

@JoeGP 9 лет назад

you know it's a good video when 20 minutes goes by in 5

@WildmanDesignCo 9 лет назад

Great project, a lot of great info.

@dpmakestuff 9 лет назад

Loved it! This video cost me... nothing at all...nothing at all....nothing at all....nothing at all...

@liserdarts 9 лет назад

You talk just the right amount Marc.

@filmgeek9136 9 лет назад

Awesome video. I was waiting for this since the last woodtalk.very easy to follow even for a super low skilled guy like me.makes me wonder if I could pull of the chest of drawers guild build...

@gcolem11 9 лет назад

If I used a hand plane to clean-up the edge I'd end up with a chamfer. Great video.

@joshuavermillion305 9 лет назад

Love the shirt!

@MattDiresta 9 лет назад

Beautiful. 👍👍👊🙌

@saito1975 8 лет назад

thanks for the traslation

@21BDP21 9 лет назад

The detailed videos are back whoopeee!

@nicolycrispi3134 7 лет назад

nice drumming!

@walterrider1612 9 лет назад

thank you

@kathrynnewton8721 4 года назад

Excellent thank you! When is US going to go metric!?

@johndennis3181 9 лет назад

I Like it

@darrylreynolds2957 9 лет назад

Great video! I have a question. Why not run the rabbits before assembly?

@woodwhisperer 9 лет назад

darryl reynolds You can, but you would need to make them "stopped". Definitely do-able, but a slightly different approach.

@laanguiano 9 лет назад

Marc, at 10:20 how did you deal with the tearout you got on the corner? I'm guessing it came after doing the dado cuts. Great video btw!

@hugoperez9762 9 лет назад

Love all your videos, I really like the layout tool you used for the top curve on the mirror. Do you have the name of it? Thanks

@dschlic1able 9 лет назад

What do you think about using Sketchup for the final design rather than laying it out on a piece of plywood?

@woodwhisperer 9 лет назад

Donald Schlicht I think it depends on the user. Some people can't visualize the final design unless they see it right in front of them. Others have no trouble doing that in a virtual space. I actually do both. I worked it out on the plywood first and then confirmed everything in ShetchUp.

@paolowolverine 9 лет назад

can you please tell me the exact brand and model of the cabinet rasp you use?

@JorgeSantosMoment 9 лет назад

Question, by using the TriForce while measuring out the dimensions in the bathroom, did you only need to measure once? Awesome work, as always.

@woodwhisperer 9 лет назад

Jorge Santos With the TriForce of Wisdom in my possession, I technically don't even need to measure.

@DariusSinclair 9 лет назад

I'm so immature. I laughed out loud when he said, "This is one of my side pieces here." hehe

@hugoperez9762 9 лет назад

Hi great video, what is the name of the tool you used to draw the curve with. I need a simple tool like that! Thanks!

@woodwhisperer 9 лет назад

+Hugo Perez That's a drawing bow. Lee Valley sells them.

@danielallen2000 9 лет назад

I see behind you, there is a large router bit set. do you have any recommendations for a decent set to get started? I know there will be some that you use all of the time that you can purchase a higher quality, but I am looking for a medium grade set that will cover all of my bases. thanks!

@woodwhisperer 9 лет назад

Daniel Allen I don't have much experience with the larger sets. That one is from Eagle America and it has served me well, providing bits for those one-off operations where a high end bit just isn't a smart buy.

@L8NiteCoffeeSips 9 лет назад

What is the name of the tool you used at 3:52?

@bobbykurczewski2362 9 лет назад

Hey, Jerseyboy, you're sayin' baffroom wrong!

@partypaulradio 9 лет назад

Do you have a preferred online supplier for exotic hardwood like that? Just for anyone that doesn't have a local dealer to choose from

@woodwhisperer 9 лет назад

Paul Stone Most of the time I work with Bell Forest. They provide all of the kits to our Guild members and they have a great reputation for service and quality. There are other good dealers out there but I have the most personal experience with Bell Forest. And for the record, that's actually a domestic maple, just highly figured.