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It looks like there’s a gap between the panel and the brace. Do you clamp those areas too?

What type of wood is the lightest on weight to make a frame like this> not sue that she mentioned wood type. Please advise, and thank you !

thank you so much for this video! i needed a 48x48" panel and this has saved me at least $200!

Thank you Olivia! What thickness is your plywood panel? Thank You and Be Well! 🍻

Uhm why are you using really nice plywood if you're not priming it and painting directly on it... Seems like a waste of wood and adds a lot of weight . Tempered hardboard is probably the way to go guys.

Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial!! Do you know what kind of wood you used for the main panel? I tried cutting down a panel at Lowe's recently and was told it was too thin?

I would go with higher grade wood for panels to prevent potential warping. You can see in this video there is already distortion in the wood with the inexpensive wood she is using.

Oh I wish you had more video. Looks like you stopped at this one.

Thank you so much. Very helpful.

Thanks for the vid! I'm always curious what other artists methods are. I've always made the frame first and let it dried, especially with bigger panels and then glue down the ground surface. Even a center support beam on back sometimes since I work big too. I work with encaustics so they can get heavy...

Can I have the thick of the Playwood please?

Your sound level is too low.

Nice job Sister, thank you Alhumdulila ❤

How thick is he wood

Now questions do u need canvas material on it? Or could u just paint on the wood or would that ruin the wood?

Where can i find your video on how to stretch the canvas over the panel?

PRETTY LADY...

Thanks so much. Really helpful. Some good comments too. Learned a lot.💐😀

Still waiting for your video on how to wrap the panels with canvas!

This is very helpful! Thank you!

Hi, what is your system to hang a cradled panel this size? Do you use French Cleats? I’m assuming even if you’re using Birch or another lightweight material, that this panel is going to get heavy. Looking for some advice, thanks!

That was a seriously great tutorial 🙏

It's so funny that your canvas size is determined by the size of your car. I bought a SUV for the same reason. Thanks so much for creating and sharing this video.

If I were to paint directly on the wood panel... do I have to treat both sides of the panel-surfaces to prevent warping?

tnx

I want to be an artists too. Like you! 🤍

Thank you for this video it was very helpful! you are so beautiful btw !

Hope you make part 2 - stretching of the canvas over the panel.

What kind of wood is used for the main surface? Is it archival? I know most wood from HD is pressure treated with added chemicals. Kinda looks like balsa wood but i do not know.

That was a waste of time

Great tutorial for starting the day,

A few points: 1. I believe that you might have more subscribers if you responded to posts. I would suggest that no response gives an impression that the purpose of the video is to impress rather than assist. Just my opinion. 2. Home Depot or Lowes etc will NOT cut your smaller 1x2s with mitered ends, and if they did it would not be accurate, just as their cutting a 4x8 to two equal sizes would not be accurate. Also cutting a 4 x 8 and expecting two 48 'X 48 " pieces is not possible, the saw blade will take out a minimum of 1/8th inch.... that and they use crude dull blades not intended specifically for plywood. . They are NOT in the business of "service" they are in the business of getting you out the door. Keep in mind the employees are not woodworking crafts persons. If you want accurate cuts go to a proper lumber yard or a cabinet shop. 3. "flat cut" boards ( straight cuts) connected are known as "butt" joints .. and correct they have no strength and would require some type of hardware to fix them in place. ( as would all the pieces in this video.. glue is not enough).. As a long time woodworker.. I would make and use corner "gussets" or splines . I do not compromise. 4. The original "Gorilla" glue is not "wood" glue. Be sure you do not use it. It is a multipurpose expanding glue that will spread your jointed wood it has less strength than many other glues. Gorilla glue also requires a solvent such as acetone or alcohol or lacquer thinner to remove unwanted glue or for clean-up. If you are going to use a "wood" glue.. I strongly recommend TITEBOND II .. easier to use and water clean-up. Professionals use this. 5. Clamps. Get proper corner clamps intended for .. you guessed it.. corners. .. Use more clamps. 6. This construction method should be used with mechanical fasteners at all the corners and for the additional braces. Glue is not good enough. I would also recommend a cross bar 1 x 2 side to side and centered. 7. I would recommend looking at LUAN plywood 1/4".. also a newer product EUCABOARD. I will be experimenting with this in the near future. It is a manufactured product that might be used in place of "artists hardboard"... the standard wood panel used for many years and now grossly expensive. I believe eucaboard may be available at Home Depot or Lowes in an approximate 1/8th inch and an approximate 1/4 inch. Approximate because it is made in So America and off shore to the east where they use the metric system. Full disclosure... 32 years as a "fine" furniture maker and artist. Formally a national corporate educator specializing in "Customer Service Training" .

Do you sell them that's good work you could make money just selling those.

When are you going to make more videos

This was a great video! Easy to follow and very detailed ! Thank you

Any tips for flattening a warped panel that’s already cradled?

is your panel 1/4 inch or 1/8 inch? most birch panel is from Russia so I'm thinking now of looking at maple to start making my own ellipse panels

Thickness of wood?

Think the corner bars would be sturdier if set on their sides with a couple nails in each end.

To your right 60×60

Oh im so newbie I been callin it framed board. But cradled i now will call it

I like your cinder blocks. And the DIY video which is very helpful. Thank you!

How thick is your wood panel/board?

I love that Home Depot will cut the wood. I can’t do mitered corners though so I’ll likely do it without that and I’ll just add a support bar in the middle

What a great video, thank you 🙏🏻.

Hi will this hold resin craft

Part 2? Need to know how you add the canvas

You should use MANY more clamps than she was using here to get a really solid contact with all pieces. Bar clamps would be the best and separate the process into the glue up of the back stretcher pieces with band clamps to keep everything square and then clamp this to the front panel. Trying to speed up the process leads to an inferior product. Take your time

Thank you for making the comment about the 45 degree angles making a stronger canvas! I have been making them without 45 degree angles and now I will start making them at 45 degrees!

So helpful thank you!!