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build-a-picture-frame-from-moulding-word This tutorial for how to build a custom picture frame with baseboard and decorative trim moulding makes a great, ornate DIY frame for canvases.  We bought raw picture frame moulding when we lived in Tuscaloosa to frame it, with the best intentions of making a frame we attempted to cut it and it was an absolute disaster. We ended up throwing away $50 worth of moulding in that failed project. So the frame went on the back burner for years. But, I’m currently on a mission to check off all of those “one day” projects in our home, and this one was up next! So, a few weeks ago, we tackled this one with a ton of success. All of these supplies cost under $ (less if your frame is smaller) and, as long as you get your measurements right, this. I cut one set of moldings for the long wall, which was going to take 4 frames to fill, so I used that first set as my template, but believe me, it didn’t work completely well, even though I used a pencil and drew on the next piece of molding exactly where to cut. They still end up being off by a fraction here or there, so you Build A Picture Frame From Moulding Set may end up having to trim off a hair here and there.  You will need a small box of finish nails. You have to be a little careful with nails as it can split the molding. For the most part, I used liquid nails on the back of the molding to hold it in place with tape added to keep it secure. But, this molding is real wood and it does tend to bow a little, so you might have a corner that wants to stick up and not lay down flat like it’s supposed to. For our picture frame moulding we are using a 3/4″ roundover bit in the router table and we are also using dado blades in the table saw. The dado blades will cut a rabbet and it will also cut a dado that will house a decorative wood inlay. In the woodworking video we can see how the woodworker takes a flat board and turns it into picture frame moulding ready to be mitered. We can pay attention to how the woodworker sets up featherboards to control the cutting action on the router table and on the table saw. Then we can view how a sacrificial fence is used when cutting dadoes on the table saw a. Whatever size of the piece you are looking to frame will be the size frame you order! Related Products. Introduction: Making a Wooden Picture Frame. Now I need to cut angles or miters on the ends of each section. I cheated here and used a single kreg pocket hole screw in each corner with glue to help hold the frame together. Most framers also use wood glue for added strength.

Install an tooth carbide blade in your power saw. Most power saws come with a tooth blade. You need teeth or more to cut picture frame moulding. Press the moulding against the back of the fence with the ornamented side up and the rabbet in-cut side of the frame facing toward you.

Slide the moulding down the fence extension to the point on the scale that denotes the size you want to reduce it to. More about measuring. When you make picture frames, measuring accurately is crucial. Repeat for each of the four frame sections until you have four frame sections miter cut at each end. Test the pairs of frame sections for exact length by laying the frames on their backs and lining up the miters.

If you detect a discrepancy, sand to correct the miters using a rotary sander. See the Logan Elite Precision Sander. Put a dot of wood glue on the miter face. Do not use Gorilla Glue. Then clamp two mitered moulding sections into a corner clamp.

Tighten the clamp. The joiner shown here is the Logan Studio Joiner but there are other joiners. To see an article comparing the different joiners, click here.

A V-Nail is a V-shaped staple with a sharpened edge. Place it on the nose of the frame joiner sharpened edge down. The nose of the frame joiner is a magnetic pin protruding from a black cylinder.

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