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Old 07-01-2009, 05:49 AM   #1
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Old 07-04-2009, 12:54 AM   #3
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Thats a fantastic tutorial. I am making a picture frame too, but how do you keep the glass, matting, picture, and backing in the frame after it is all put together?
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The triangular points are pressed into the sides of the frame on the back using one of these from www.rockler.com.

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Thank you Nick

There are probably a few methods. One of them as shown by Woodnthings.

I used a few pieces of thin Oak as on the pics (can be nade also from metal or, you can use large washers)...I calculated the glass + cardboard + plywood and routed to that depth.

I installed a leg on a hinge and a string so LOML can hang it or just put it standing on a shelf or cabinet...the string is holding the leg from "opening" all the way...

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Niki,
Good set of pictures to show your method. Detailing the "corner blocks" and strap clamp makes it easy to understand.


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Thats a fantastic tutorial. I am making a picture frame too, but how do you keep the glass, matting, picture, and backing in the frame after it is all put together?
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Are just a push in type...no specialized tool is needed.






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Sounds like a plan. Thanks for the suggestions guys.
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