How to Make Floating Picture Frames
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Publicado 2020-02-28
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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You've convinced me to hire a wood worker to do this for me!
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Anyone else watch woodworking videos despite having almost no form of workshop
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As a painter this seems like a daunting task. Excellent work.
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Huh, that's a lot of work. I hope people can appreciate your time and compensation is equal or more for your talent! Beautiful
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The results are so beautiful, and really allows the art to shine. Nicely done.
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Exceptional! Having been a custom framer in the past (and a bit of a woodworker), I know the attention-to-detail that is required in a project like this. And as others have mentioned, your tutorial style and video-editing are superb. Thank you for a wonderful video.
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I almost had a heart attack when you slapped that black paint on the walnut. I thought to myself - WHHHYYYYYYYYY would anyone do that?!? Of course, after seeing the finished product, it looks fantastic. I really wasn't expecting such a great result; I just assumed that the paint would completely cover the grain.
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Beautiful work. The frames are a work of art on their own.
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Completely in your element, making art to hold art
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Floating frames have always been my favorite style. Like you said Michael, they are clean and modern, and beautiful without distracting from the art. I’ve been meaning to make some myself - thanks so much for the in-depth tutorial! I didn’t know about the importance of not over-cutting your splines! I wish I lived closer - I’d love to buy you a beer and talk shop!
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This video is so well done, thank you for sharing your process, you are a true craftsman/artist!
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My wife has become a painter, so I am now the Head Framer around here. Cutting the registration edge for the strainer is a wonderful idea. I modified your technique a bit by gluing the strainer parts to the rough cut frame pieces before making the miter cuts. Seems to work. Thanks for the great videos and great ideas.
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Having watched a couple of theses videos now, I appreciate the structural integrity of the frames you made: splines, a ledge to hold the strainer, and pocket screws for the strainer. The other ones are held entirely with glue.
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Above and beyond this being just a really good how to on this subject, the narration, editing and presentation is superb. I am subscribing in appreciation of the care and crafting of your presentation of the video. Stellar.
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As an artist I know how important a good frame is to the Artwork. Great job.
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What a pleasure to watch. Thanks for not playing loud crazy ass music. A lot of work goes into art framing, for sure! I am a watercolour artist.... i totally get the labour of love you put in your work.
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It's so therapeutic to watch you work. Love how thorough your explanations are!
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I used to work in a shop, building various types of cabinetry many years ago and you don't think much about the idea of being an artist but after it's all had the final finishes, it's then that you can say you're an artist. Good job.
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By far the most thorough video we’ve found on building a quality floating frame. Thank you
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Dude, fantastic post. Thorough, concise, super clear and really well edited. I was a picture frame fitter years ago and am now inspired to get back at it to frame a few pieces of new art. Cheers!
