Making 8 Ply Matboards - (if you have some 4 ply...)

In this quick video, I show how to glue 2 - 4 ply rag mats together to create an 8-ply mat.
Framing Series:
Part 1 - Matboard Measurements and Visualization -
• Framing Photography -...
Part 2 - How To Cut Matboards -
• Framing Photography -...
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• Framing Photography - ...
Part 4 - Framing Your Mounted And Matted Fine Art Prints With Sectional Frames - • Framing Photography - ...
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[@MikeyMopar]

The entire series was extremely informative and couldn't come at a better time. About to a attempt my first prints ever within the next day or two. Hopefully something will turn out good enough to frame albeit adding yet another expense in then needing to purchase a cutting board and subsequent eye-rolling from my wife. Quite the expensive side hobby with nothing to show for it....yet.
Thanks for all your time with your comprehensive collection of videos.

[@DistinctionPhotoLLC]

Your welcome! The magic is in the process!
I know for most of us we are our own worst critics.
Enjoy the process and keep at it and you will get the frame worthy images!!!

[@mike747436]

I'll give this a try. Thanks Matt.

[@DistinctionPhotoLLC]

You’re welcome 👍

[@user-kk2uf4ko3q]

👍

[@DistinctionPhotoLLC]

👍🏻 Thanks!

[@ralphdaub]

Thank you for sharing! Interesting! Would I need a press to be able to do something like this, or could I just put lots of weight (evenly distributed) on top of the mats?

[@DistinctionPhotoLLC]

You are welcome! Evenly distributed weights should work just fine, especially if it is a smaller mat. The bigger you go the harder it will be to get good pressure on the areas that will be beveled (but can still be done)