This Is How You Make Oval Picture Frames. Easy Woodworking Project.
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
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Top man. Thank you.
When it comes to picture frame making you are the gold standard.
Hi brother!!! No words to express how much your work of contagious passion is doing for me. I have a carpentry past in the family that lately has been encouraging me for this activity. Please don't ever stop doing this wonderful job. Stay safe, keep having fun, keep your passion and keep doing something many times. Congratulations my friend!!!!
Very cool trick for drawing an oval!
so good!
DUDE. The tip with the three bolts. Right away, you’ve done it again, David. Cheers, man. Excellent!
I love the abrupt cuts they're fantastic
I was just thinking the same. They add a fun twis
Thats what happens when you edit your videos with power tools
6548R I see what you did there 😏
So fast that the last word of an sentence was cut off too several times.
Your oval drawing technique gave me flashbacks to Algebra 2 in high school. Loved this method! I think the craft paper back REALLY makes it look professional.
Wow, that’s pretty cool. Never thought an oval frame too exciting. But here we are. It is a beautiful frame. Thanks for posting, love it!!
I like your oval frame. Good work!!!
You absolutely blew my mind with that string oval trick.
Absolutely awesome! This is one of those videos that I add to my favorites to come back to because there are SO MANY tips and techniques that can be used on all sorts of projects! Such a beautiful frame!
Classic Picciuto. Nicely done.
beautiful work. I love oval picture frames. they are so classical and never run out of style.
Yer killin' it! Simple but fun project. I remember seeing Jimmy do that oval drawing trick on one of his "tips" videos, but man, every time I see I forget how cool it is and then - WHAT SORCERY IS THIS?! Mind. Blown. Can't stress enough how much I enjoy your content these days.
Class is in session. Excellent tutorial, Professor Piccuito!
😁
I love the way that tree looks when framed
Cool trick making the oval. Thanks for that!
You make it look so easy
I love the « old time » style of this frame + the photo is beautiful 👍 Thanks Dave
i really enjoyed how genuine the squarespace ad was, most people just sound like a bot reading a script. But you David, you're sincere :)
Thank you!
Very nice and concise! !! !!!
This is one of the reasons I love this channel. For whatever reason, I viewed this type of project as belonging to the realm of the master woodworker with specialized tools. David breaks this down into bite-sized chunks and make me see it as a completely approachable project.
Thank you! Appreciate it!
that string trick just blew my mind
Thank you so much!! You’re the greatest!!💕😇💕👌🏾
Using the information you gave in this video I was able to make a heart shaped frame. Thank you.
Thanks for the tips, I may make some of these for Christmas gifts
Very nice looking frame!
Thank you for this video. I have to repair an oval mirror frame and now I know how to do it!
Great video - I’ve never seen that trick for drawing an oval before. Very cool!
That's cool, im doing it. Thanks for sharing, love wood working!
Beautiful Picture frame with an even better video! Thanks for all the tips on how to make the frame. Especially how to draw an oval. Made it look so easy!
Nice quality project and video.
Great job sir wonderful 😍😍😍
Great build man
First time I saw your channel- now a subscriber! Really good stuff man. Ive been doing woodworking since I was a wee child, but I'm never to old to learn sound skills, or be reminded...hand shake, high five, first pump, finger duddle whatever... goodonyabrotha!
just an idea when you are using string use a cam lock like what runners would use on there shoes i did that and it works well. awesome videos thank you
Anyone else strangely satisfied this one is EXACTLY 10:00? Another great video! Learned a few things as always
Outstanding. one of my favorite videos
Fun project made simple by breaking down the steps. Thanks for the inspiration!
Consistent video lengths! Consistent content! Well organized channel! Great work! I'll be subscribing!
Beautiful wood made into a beautiful fram. Thank you for a very nice and instructive video.
Always had trouble making picture frames until I found your other video. Now I’ve got to try this. You do a great job of making projects understandable. Keep up the great work.
Guao. Good idea. Thanks from México.
You all ways have great ideals with good humor nice work
That's a beautiful frame and I love that picture. I have your pencil holder with that image laser engraved on it on a built in in my foyer so everyone sees it when they come in and I get asked about it all the time. Thank you sir.
Thank you! And that’s awesome you have that!! Thank you Joey!
That is a good looking picture frame!
You make it look easy. Bravo!
Beautiful work. Thank you!
Very cool. I never would have thought it was that easy and never knew how they were made. Thank you.
Perfect timing for this vid. I need some frames for my living room and regular square and rectangular ones are boring. Time to make something.
As usual it looks awesome! If my shop wasn’t such a mess right now I’ll jump in there a make a picture frame. Thank you for the inspiration!
Great looking oval picture frame David! Thank you for sharing it with us.👌👍😎JP
Bonjour et merci pour cette vidéo et toutes les explications pour mener à bien ce travail. C’est sûr que je vais m’en inspirer ...cordialement.
Now that is a lovely frame and you had some great tips in there!
This is wonderful. Thank you.
2020: The year of the jigsaw! 👍👊
Hola ,trabajas muy bien, gracias por enseñar, el óvalo también se ve con mucha personalidad en un marco rectangular o cuadrado.
Great video, David. I've always wanted to try making an oval frame.
Nice job David, made it very simple !
Good job 👍
So many awesome tips in this video. Thank you!
Very cool man. Thanks for dropping knowledge.
Great Video!! I think I want to try this build to take some steps forward with my woodworking. Great how to process, and explanations - Really appreciate the videos you put out man. Thanks!
I always learn something new watching your videos. Love your channel. Probably my favorite channel to watch. I'm always learning something new, it's always entertaining, new & fun projects, quality video, plans if I want them and everything is approachable. Can't wait to see what you do in 2020.
Thank you Angie! I always appreciate your encouraging comments!
Great job!!! I need to make some in the future!!
The frame looks great, thanks for the info David! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
You can use the biscuit joiner to jointing the pieces together bro.
Love it !
Great results, that photo really works well in the frame. I like the presentation style, so many tips and keeping the video moving along.
Awesome work!
The RING? Love the ref, live the podcast and aftershow
I'm glad to see you're doing good work.👍 I hope you had a good Thanksgiving.
This is a great project and I also have to point out that those pads are great for holding your project while routing. I got mine from my good friends at Kencraft. (Not sponsored)
Awesome video as always. Thanks for the info and keep doing what you do. Can't wait to see the new and different things for your channel.
Thanks Josh!
That stapler (whatever it’s called) is one of the best purchases I made in the last few years. I make a lot of frames and without it I would have absolutely no interest in frame making 😀
Very nice how much harder would a circle be? Thank you Merry Christmas
Awesome!
Checked it...very nice picture frame
Great project, really like that picture!
Very cool. The picture might be even cooler. Or was that because of tje frame?
I really like the photo/frame combination. they work well together!
this was great, thank you. also cleanest damn shop I've ever seen!
Thanks! Most of my budget goes to shop cleaning every week!
Good stuff Dave!
Great video, David! Before I started watching, I tried to "guess" how you made it. It was right about you making a standard frame with really wide sides and then cutting the oval out. I couldn't figure out how you would cut out the center because I know you don't have a scroll saw. I was wondering, "Is he going to use the laser?" Oh yeah, jigsaws exist. I've never had really any good results using those. I think it's probably the blades/settings I've used. haha I'm going to try using the jigsaw more often.
Thanks! Check out last week's video where the only power tool I used was a jigsaw. Hopefully this will give you more success with it! ua-cam.com/video/dreZccG158c/v-deo.html
where did you get that oval trick from? that is TOO good.
The carpet pad seems to hold your work pretty well when sanding and even when you used the router.
It’s actually a router pad and has more grip than a carpet pad. You can get them from kencraftcompany.com
@@MakeSomething no kidding!? Thanks!
Assuming u used a flat tooth grind for cutting the spline slots? I learned the hard way that a regular blade gives less than perfect results. Can you recommend one?
Also, those Roman Orgy router bits are the best!
+1 for "Roman Orgy"
Another excellent video. Collin is right. These would make excellent Christmas gifts.
PS: What do the dachshunds get for Christmas this year?
Thanks! Bones and chew toy! But don't tell them!
i know you have done books on bandsaw boxes in the past. maybe do a book on interesting picture frames?
Fun, helpful, and entertaining presentation. Thanks! (Curious about the OH 10 baseball cap. I'm from Cuyahoga Falls.)
Thanks! Hat from clothohio.com
Hi David did you make the frame from the wood from the tree ,good frame nice picture great tree ,better video ,G
Nice frame. One question though. It appears that you cut the spline with grain that runs the same direction as the grove it fits in. The splines are supposed to be at a right angle to the grove.
Roland Kuhn Nice catch RK. I toyed with the idea of pointing out the faux pas to aid fellow woodcrafters in their future splining ventures, but you had it covered. Although for this project it probably won’t have much long-term impact, the grain direction of the spline matters greatly as size and twisting forces increase. Be advised all, solid wood splines should (almost) always be cut from cross grain material for strength across the joint.....long grain can easily split thus rendering the joint parted.
@@claudegraham4770 hate pointing out that stuff but figured it might help someone.
Nice!!
That's it!
Fire Dan! He kept cutting your audio short...
LMAO!
Reminds me of the time I had to paint a Ford logo 16 feet across the glass of a car showroom. Same string method for layout.
The math teacher in me thinks about the mathematical properties of how you made the oval. So awesome and may use this video during a future lesson!
I still don't completely understand why it works!
It has to do with the properties of an ellipse. The two bolts you place first are at the foci of the ellipse. These two points are at a combined distance from the edge at all times. This property has been used from woodworking to breaking up kidney stones to espionage. You video shows a practical application that I can work with our shop teachers for students to carry out.
That’s awesome.... So how far would the screw spacing be if I wanted to make an ovalled mirror frame roughly 18” wide? Can you help me with that?
I need to buy a good jigsaw. You can really tell a difference in the quality of cut in yours and the one I have.
Make sure you get decent blades too, they make just as much difference. I recently bought a Bosch jigsaw after using a very cheap one for years. I started to get better results straight away even though I was using up the old stock of cheap blades. Once I started using Bosch and Makita blades in the new jigsaw the results were a whole lot better, so no more cheap no-brand blades for me. If you have old cheap blades in stock don't make the mistake I made, throw them in the bin and get the good ones.
Fire Angel I was just going to suggest the same thing. I have an awesome jigsaw but if I throw a crappy blade in there, it doesn’t matter.
@@rtanderson2 Yeah, I jumped in because for me it was a fresh lesson and so very much in the front of my mind. I won't be buying cheap blades or bits ever again.
Thanks for another great video. Would you be willing to share your source for sheets of glass and acrylic?
I get my acrylic from the Glowforge store but it's also available on Amazon. I just discovered an acrylic place here in town that is much cheaper. I get all my glass from a local glass cutting place as well.
@@MakeSomething thanks, I'm not too far out from Toledo if you care to share your local source. Thanks again for the quick reply!
Allied Plastics and Bomar Glass. I'm kinda of intimidated going to either place so I suggest knowing what you want when going.
By the way, is it a coincidence that you made i race track shaped? 🤣 Sweet build!
haha! Maybe, maybe not!