How To Make A Simple Rustic Butt Joint Picture Frame

If you’ve been with us for a while, then you probably remember one of our earlier videos about making a picture frame. It’s something we’ve been doing for a while now. And hopefully, we’re better at it today, than we used to be!
Today, we’re taking you along as we make another simple, rustic, butt-joint picture frame. It’s out of reclaimed pallet wood. Nothing fancy.
But we’ll be cutting the rabbets on the table saw instead of with the router. And you’ll notice that we had to overcome a couple of unexpected challenges during this build. All great learning experiences!
If you have any questions or suggestions for us, be sure to leave a comment or reach out to us. And if you’d like to get the plans for this project, we’ll be posting those shortly, over in our Online Plan Store at
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[@Silent-G]

You are a really good teacher

[@AppleValleyFarmGA]

Thank you!!!

[@Silent-G]

Going into end grain is a bad idea

[@AppleValleyFarmGA]

Yes...I know, I know. :) Do you think it would be better to go in the opposite direction?