Making a Picture Frame for Peter McKinnon's Bucket Shot!
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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Nice. Your excitement / passion really made this episode pop.
Really hope this gets Peter’s attention - seems like a great collaboration waiting to happen.
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Agreed!! Both great channels. Would be fun.
Yesss! That would be a treat. Two of the greatest.
I was a picture framer through tech school. I miss being creative. I have thought about it as a side gig for a while. I use a 3m ATG for the back of the frame. Then lay out the paper on the surface and set the frame on the paper. Also to trim I just use my finger of the hand I hold the exacto in to space in the cut to trim the paper. You sled has been on my list of 2 do for a while now. When framing I never wanted to take away from the print, just enhance it. Love what you did the inlay.
You can really see your passion for this project. Not really sure what the difference is in it, but your presentation just feels a bit different. Not that the others are bad, this one just feels on another level. Great project again.
I noticed this too. The confidence in skill comes through in the project and in the video. David could do this with the lights out. Master! We’re not worthy!
Lil jelly that you got that. Go you! 😊🤟
That inlay is sweet!
Peter is the man when it comes to product presentation. Any time I order something from him, I always keep the box. Too nice to throw away!
Absolutely stunning image and frame, but I just think that with the vivid blue of the lake, the frame colour would have been best in black (bog oak, or charred oak, perhaps?).
As a side note, I watched Peter’s video from 2018 about this very image and it was great. The luck he had to capture it was incredible.
I think a particularly dark piece of Wenge would have looked phenomenal
As a viewer of both yourself and Peter, I really hope he sees this! Great project!
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Just had a shop guest leave with their first picture frame. Showed them this video and they knocked it out. Thanks Dave!
dang, David, I have been binging peter the last week or so, now this! awesome!
I made some awesome frames for family christmas gifts this year with your new sled and with great advice from all your framing vids. Thank you so much! I used Leopard Wood with maple inlays, and walnut miter splines. I can't wait to see my families faces when they open their gifts this year!
Oh nice! That's awesome!!
the video of Peter getting the shot is definitely worth watching as well.
Stoked to have bought a large print of the Bucket Shot. Now to frame it😊
Pete is a boss!
He is responsible for a lot of the growth in my passion for capturing and creating!
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A fitting tribute to a once in a lifetime shot. Thanks for sharing!
I love your passion and your channel has helped in my woodworking path. You were my first woodworking subscription and look for your videos when on UA-cam. Having said that 😆 You lost me with the species of wood in this project. Something dark and light would have definitely set off this beautiful photo more. Spalted maple comes to mind with a little ebony. Keep up the awesome content!
You should make a shelf for that box!
The square must be mastered above all else in the shop. Looks great Dave
You definitely nailed the in between of basic frame and way over the top, very nice!
I had to watch this twice because it was so awesome. Beautiful job to both you and Peter!
Thank you Donald!
So pro! And I love grooving to your jams while you’re milling and cutting!! If your milling stops being accompanied I’m going to wonder if your machines broke-it wouldn’t be the same.
Very nice work. Love the splined corners.
Peter got me back in the landscape photography after my heart surgery in 2018, and this year you helped me get started in woodworking. 2 of my favorite content creators in 1 video.
totally fan boy for a minute. Dont want to over do it. Love the vids, i'll have to stop by KenCraft this week and see what they have in stock. Cheers!
Oh wow, thank you! ❤️
Love the frame, but especially like the mountain photo that you took!
Thanks! That was taken in Alaska on my birthday about 10 years ago.
This video definitely popped. Love the look of the shop. Felt like a woodworking night club 👍
Best woodworking music to date. Nice frame btw...and photo
Beautiful frame, Dave! Really well done!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Great frame for a great photo. Very nice job!
You should make an old-school stereoview camera from the Civil War. complete with wooden tripod and get a bucket list shot with it.
I called it in the last video. Peter is amazing!
Gorgeous frame. I wanted to go with Spruce for mine because that makes up a lot of the tree cover in Banff. It isn't dark enough though for my taste. I was think going dark spruce to at least keep with the spruce even though that wouldn't be native there. Any suggestions?
David very nice picture frame. That picture is just gorgeous. Can't wait to see more videos David. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work David. Keep Making. God bless.
Absolutely gorgeous frame for the ultimate Bucket Shot. That shot is so legendary, and I think your frame truly did justice to the print. Will be holding onto this video for some future frames.
Right on, thank you Drew!!
A beautiful frame for a beautiful picture. Well done.
Beautifully done David! I like how the frame has some contrasting element, but doesn't take away from the print. Oh, and Peter has a new sub as well.
You make a picture look better nice work
David, your photography is outstanding! Pretty good woodworker too. 😀😉
Awesome purchase and I agree Peter is one of my favorites and I’m not even a photographer 😂. great video man!
WAIT HOLD UP. Your signature song was made by you? I did not realize that, I freaking love it!
😁 thank you
I found a cocktal recipe called the Peat Mckinnon. It’s a peaty scotch based drink inspired by the man. Just felt like sharing.
Well now I'm thirsty!
Nicely done! Pro fesh shon al !
Another great video and project. Thanks for sharing.
That's a beautiful print. I'd be up for some Picciuto prints. Break out some of those old photos...
Beautiful frame! You and Peter are two of my fav creators.
Gorgeous frame and photo!
Cool photo. Really cool frame. Thanks
Nice frame and artwork Dave! Would love to see more of your photography
This is a beautiful print in a beautiful frame. Thanks for the video.
Beautiful work.
I don't know if it was the lighting in your shop or some clever post-prod effects, but it really looks like you went up a notch on the artistry for this video. The vivid colors were particularly noticeable during the assembly montage; they really popped and were just visually very pleasing; it got me saying "that must be intentional".
Definitely nailed the color design. The outfit, the wood, and the background were all complimentary to each other. If that was all intentional it just brought it "to another level".
@@NoobieTaco Yes, even his outfit! I couldn't make up my mind if he selected all the colors intentionally or if he's just that stylish that it "all came together organically", to coin a phrase.
That looks so good! It pairs nicely with the picture! It also looks kinda like the frame I made for the picture from you! I love this style!
Oh thanks!!!
Love the energy in this one! That intro was 🔥 the intro but instead it's a full unboxing channel
now i want to watch mad men. also great video. i just got a table saw so i'm hoping to make some frames
Good eye!
Aw man - what a great video. The depth of field, lighting and colors all make this such a fun watch. Oh and some good wood working tips too 🤣
I'm in the process of designing a new shop, and I keep telling myself 'I want it to look and feel like Piccuito's shop!' - thanks for the inspiration and all the content over the years! Cheers!
I'm now watching it a 3rd time for all the subtleties!
ha! Thank you so much! I like my shop to feel playful. I think it helps me think more creatively.
0:37 Heck you could have a new channel just based on opening boxes of stuff you buy: tools, pics, wood, books. etc. "Making Something Unboxing!" :)
David I heard about this one on Making It! Such a great podcast and project. Keep rocking it!
That is a nice box for sure!
Thank you!
One thing nobody ever talks about being an adult is how much time you debate yourself on keeping a cardboard box because it's like a really, really good box!!!
So true!
Great video. Beautiful frame. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Love you music has a good beat
Still love the new back drop
Classy as always. I am itching to make my own.
Beautiful job! I always look forward to your videos David, and watch Peter’s occasionally too ;)
There is something rather meta about a classy piece of artwork being framed within a piece of art which was built in a space that is nothing short of a work of art.
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Gorgeous!
I enjoy your videos both for the content and you. please don't feel constrained by the need to "get to the woodworking": I enjoy all if what you bring to the table. I especially enjoy hearing your "whys".
Thank you Jason! I appreciate this.
That picture was pretty cool, but I just can’t take my eyes off that bad-ass frame!!
Ha! Thanks Bill!
Packaging - I temped in the procurement office of a government agency once, and they had out a request for proposals from graphic designers. Several designers/agencies got very creative with packing their proposals, from custom made solid copper boxes and folios, to things that defied description. It seemed like a waste of effort because the packing really wouldn't make a difference on who we chose.
That is an awesome frame!
Thanks!
Love it! Great job!
I saw a recent meme..."One thing nobody ever talks about being an adult is how much time you debate yourself on keeping a cardboard box because it's like a really, really good box!!!" DD
Great video as always thanks for sharing I think love your frame but it isnt right for this print. In my opinion. Black mount and brown wood .mmmmm. your frame is lovely the print is special bit together not quiet right.top job though.
Just sent this to a mutual friend of Pete’s! Looks great as always!
🙏 Thank you!
David Picciuto is my favorite content creator!!!
Maybe you cover this later in the video but that has to be Moraine Lake in the picture! Love the content and style of your videos.
"And of course, we're going to reinforce those weak-a** miter joints" me = dead XD
A real two-fer there. A Great photograph in an ideal frame - worthy but not distracting. What's your bucketshot Dave?
Gražus paveikslas gražiai sielai. Tai skamba siaubingai, jei sakau tai angliškai. Taip pat kasu iššokančią burbulinę plėvelę. šią kalbą pasirinko atsitiktinai. Nice.
Moraine Lake! Aka Reddit Lake, only a couple hours from here ☺
Thanks for sharing, I wasn't familiar with Peter M's work...my husband is a photographer and while I was watching your video, he said, "I've been trying to get you to watch photography videos for years but it took another woodworker to get you interested??' LOL
haha!!
If you ever decide to sell your prints, I've got a whole bucket of popsicle sticks ready to make a SWEET frame! 🙃
Oh, also, that frame is super classy. Good call on not trying to overpower the print.
Thank you Chevee! You've been a great supporter over the years! ❤️
@@MakeSomething you've been a great source of inspiration! As long as you keep producing, I'll keep watching. 🙃
I need to figure out how to make a frame for the Samsung Frame! Especially since Samsung sent me the wrong size and then a broken frame
That is a beautiful frame. It looks great with the print. Do you always put your hanging hardware on the top piece?
Dang it Brian! You weren’t supposed to notice. Ha! I ended up re-drilling and lowering them.
I noticed the hanging hardware too😁, always little miscue's along the way of a great build!
I wonder if you can use the box flap and turn it into the Print Info plaque?
So excited you forgot to say "check it!"
Ha! Opps!
Heyy , which smart watch are you wearing??
Looks great. What finish did you put on it?
I got into RC airplanes to strap cameras on them to shoot aerial photos then I got into woodworking building the airplanes. Its all a journey.
Wow almost like you have done that before. NICEEEEE Did you use hickory for the corners also?
Thanks! I did!
Who is doing your filming while your in the camera view . Are you using programmed automated sliders . Please Please Please I’m a solo film and photo maker I would love to pull this off for my subjects so please send a link to what equipment your using if it’s only you filming yourself
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Dave, you can sell your photos and when you do, I'm buying!
Did you use bourbon to finish that frame??
That shit is classy as f
Love the frame and the inlay it looks awesome man! for the splines whats your preferred way to cut that 8th in thin strip? I have the 10-305 bandsaw and the drift is outragous so I don't cut the on the bandsaw and the table saw just seems wasteful with the blade curf
I cut them out on the bandsaw. I also have the 10-305 with a 3/16" blade. I then sand them down to the perfect fit. Yeah, I agree that the table saw feels wasteful but sometimes it's the best solution.
@@MakeSomething do you use the fence at all on the bandsaw? I know you made a video about it before I'll have to go back and rewatch it, but with the drift the fence just seems like a hindrance.
@@ShepherdsWorkbench On my bigger bandsaw I usually use the fence. On my smaller one I don't. But a sharp blade with the right amount of teeth is critical. A dull blade will drift. Too many teeth it will drift and pushing too hard it will drift.
@@MakeSomething So what your saying is that its user error lol I'll change my blade and see if that does any better thanks for the tip!
Yellow shirt?!? You've changed man.
Love your channel and really appreciate your personality.
Just curious...? Whatever happened to the Drunken Woodworker?
Thank you! He was killed in a terrible rebranding accident. 😉
@@MakeSomething
Ok, that makes sense. Being drunk might not be the best image for a global market. Awesome job!
Caught the video before you pulled it down an hour or two ago…I got an error that said “stopped playback because video was removed by channel” or something like that. I’ve never seen that before. Weird.
I had to re-upload due to a weird audio glitch at the end.
@@MakeSomething I figured it was something like that. I just hadn’t ever had a video stop in the middle of playback like that. You left me in suspense!
i dont know why but it bothers that the dust collection for the planer is in back and the wood just barely goes by it... it seems like it would get in the way... it looks off.. they should just put it on the ide or on top.. no in back like that...
You are right. Before I added the right angle adapter it was a huge pain in the but. Not the best design.
"weak ass miter joints"
I thought I saw this video on my list earlier today. Maybe I have ESP... or ESPN
Ha! I had to re-upload due to a weird audio glitch.
Did you know his father is a guitarmaker too ?
I did know that!!!
Did you really just pour bourbon on the wood?