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surely its reee-bates (rebate) not rabbits???
I was searching for a video like this!
Thank you.
you can also use a bullnose bit too if you wish 🙂
7:05 You should make a picture frame so wide it ends up just being a frame of a frame.
Thanks for the insperation. A straight forward set of instructions works well. Makes me want to invest in more woodworking tools.
Thank you for the video and free plans also. It is much appreciated. 👍😎🇦🇺
Best. Ever. Period. Immediate subscription.
Amazing video and you made it so easy!
What size shank do you have on your router?
Excellent video. Thanks for the drawings. I remember the Woodsmith article you referenced. In fact, I made a big cherry frame with walnut inlays from that article that still hangs in our house.
Thank you for interesting ideas 😉
Hello, can you help me for the color of your frame
Wow. As a beginner your tips are Advanced and intrigued me to learn more. These are Amazing !
Hi, is there a good book (or ebook) that I can buy and that treats the molding’s argument?
saved me a fortune as i was thinking of buying some pattern router bits, thank you
Thank you so much!! This is great
Great tutorial on how to use routers for picture frame
This is an excellent presentation James.
I made one of these frames and the challenge was pushing around small sticks of wood through a router table. Stumpy recommends double sided tape attached to a push stick. Good quality Sellotape holding the two pieces together also worked for me.
love this video
Wow!!!
Good work, thanx dor the tips, your delivery is great, informal, you have a good skill
James excellent content! Keep making these awesome crystal clear instructional videos!
Lots of great ideas, information, and instruction. Thank you.
From build to finish, this is the best frame making video I've seen on youtube. Excellent demonstration and explanation!
Great video! You really explained that complex technique very well. 🙂
Gracias por compartir, muy buen video
+1 subscribers for you stumpy nubs…
Thanks for the free drawings – and the brilliant tutorial (as usual!)
Nice video James. Thanks for the free download.
I agree with Mark…Thanks as always…rr
As always, great content! Thank you for the plans!!
Thank you so much for another great lesson.
Something I picked up from Roy Underhill at the Woodwrights Shop (PBS). You can save a lot of wear on your more complex router bits by using your table saw to cut away a lot of waste (such as rabbets & chamfers) then take the job to the router table to finish the shaping.
If you have them, set up all your routers in tables when doing a run of molding – plenty of free plans for basic router tables out there, it saves you loosing your settings when changing bits – one router = one bit, less fuss & skinned knuckles.
Great idea how to make complex frames with a lower budget. One of the best woodworking channels on the web. Thank you James!!
Great Stuff. Thanks James
Some great ideas here. Another advantage I didn't hear you mention about this method is that you can build a large complex frame using a small 1/4" router since you never need a large moulding bit.
Thanks James..been thinking about this awhile now..
Thanks James, great tutorial!
Wow I'm surprised you haven't set up a Patreon account yet, as always great information especially for those of us who do not buy complex bits to make picture frames!