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| - | Make a Wood Picture Frame
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| - | Fatigued of looking for the suitable-size frame with your favorite picture? Don't fret. Attempt making your own! This is also a good undertaking for the novice woodworker. Here are some few steps to create the a wooden picture frame.
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| - | Instructions
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| - | 1 Ascertain the desired image frame dimensions. Remember to use the mat, never the picture, as a guide to see the finished dimensions.
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| - | 2 Choose picture frame moulding, builder's moulding or lumber for your frame. Picture frame moulding can be obtained at framing stores, art stores also larger craft stores. Builder's moulding and lumber can be found in your local home improvement shop.
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| - | 3 Plan the width of your selected framing material and multiply this number from 8. Add to this measurement the length of each part about your desired frame. Separate the total inches in 12 (most wood material is sold by the foot). Purchase this volume of framing material as well as a few inches extra on case of any cutting error.
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| - | 4 Use a handsaw to cut the moulding to four pieces, one for each and every part of the frame. Each bit ought to measure the desired length of the part in addition twice the width of the wood. This extra amount is for the mitered corners.
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| - | 5 Use some mitre box also any handsaw to cut the closure about each piece to a 45-degree perspective. The mitre box allows the piece about wood to be held firmly also will manual the saw then that it cuts at the correct angle.
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| - | 6 Put the cut frame pieces outside onto a flat work surface and arrange them so that they form some frame.
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| - | 7 Use wood glue also corner clamps to join the corner sections regarding the frame. Apply the wood glue alongside the reduce edges, press the pieces together, and hold the bits in place with some corner clamp. Glue and clamp all four corners.
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| - | 10 Remove the clamps also permit the frame to waterless overnight. Do any sanding or staining regarding the frame after the drying procedure yous complete.
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| - | Tips & Warnings
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| - | Use picture frame moulding. It appears with the groove to glass insertion yet made. For the other choices ' builder's moulding and regular limber ' you will boast to produce this groove yourself with a router.
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| - | Make absolutely that is raw lumber bits are planed, if necessary, prior to you join them.
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| - | Practice using the mitre box before you tackle the frame pieces.
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| - | Produce confident that is the 45-degree angles are oriented correctly by the ends of the wood bits.
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| - | Fill with any gaps at the mitered corners with wood putty.
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| - | Aug 31, 2006
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| - | Constantly reduce molding through the flat part down. This ensures a stable cutting surface with minimal movement. Additionally, certain moldings vary in thickness, then cutting in the non-flat side down may screw up your 45-degree lower.
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| - | 1. Utilize biscuits, dowels, dovetails, or various additional appropriate method regarding joinery at the corners for added strength. This becomes more suitable as the size and mass of the finished bit increases. Dovetails are through far the strongest joint and can add a striking period about visible appeal to a wood frame.
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| - | 2. Don't remove the clamps to allow the glue dry.
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| - | 3. You can wipe the glue squeeze-out away by means of a damp fabric while it is still moist for most glues. Usually, specialized kinds of glue will include recommended methods of dealing through squeeze-out. Peeling the glue after it is partially dried means risking peeling a chunk of wood apart, as well, especially as it remains at a sawed edge.
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| - | Mar 15, 2006
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| - | Customarily whenever you clamp the frames, some glue will squeeze from. Wait some bit till the glue partially sets up, next it's easy to peel away the top and back of the frame. That saves trying to sand it off later, and makes stain look nice. [http://www.hangar.org/wikis/lab/doku.php?id=wiki:payday_uk_-_solve_it_easy how].
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