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[Luperez548]

I have had troubles while framing my works. The 45 degrees cut drove me crazy. Surfing in the internet I found this device plans in the mere mortals web site. It works really good, 3 framed works today, all cuts were over my expectation.

[jrpeteo]

I watch all his videos, very entertaining. I usually learn someting too. New one every Friday.

Pete

[multitom]

Luis , very nice frame cutting guide- simple to make. I too never miss his single videos or newsletter, very helpful guy ,interacted via mail with him a couple of times ,great guy!

[LarryEA]

Thank you I'll check it out.

[amazingkevin]

Yes thank you for the info i learned something good !

[Ron Johnson]

Hi Luis

 

Nice framing guide. Thanks for the info.

[keefie]

I have seen that before, 2 of the members of our turning club have made them and both say they are very accurate. As I dont have a table saw, I'm thinking of trying to adapt it to work on my bandsaw - I don't know if it will work or not but it's worth a try.

 

Keefie

 

[oldhudson]

Thanks for posting. A miter jig like that adds to quality and consistancy of every frame you make. I made a similar jig 15 years ago and still use it every time I make a picture frame. I added 100 g sandpaper along the edges to ensure the stock won't slide.  (Can't find a picture of it?)

 

WWMM (Steve) provides good information nearly all the time and a great aray of projects

 

 

 

[Phantom Scroller]

Luis I have one of them there great, takes all the effort out of 45 angles.

Nice work

 

Roly

[WolfmoonCT]

I made the WWMM one too a few months ago.  I LOVE it.  Just need to make a few crosscut sleds still.  I used metal miter track instead of wood runners though.

[Luperez548]

Thanks for posting. A miter jig like that adds to quality and consistancy of every frame you make. I made a similar jig 15 years ago and still use it every time I make a picture frame. I added 100 g sandpaper along the edges to ensure the stock won't slide.  (Can't find a picture of it?)

 

WWMM (Steve) provides good information nearly all the time and a great aray of projects

you should provide guidance how to add the sand paper, sounds very interesting.

[bobscroll]

Thank you for the imfo Luis and photo's,

Bob