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01-31-2021 09:33 PM |
Client needs a mirror frame. Quick, down and dirty, so one would think. So I am making it to go up in pieces and will put together on site. Everything else is straight forward. Rip to width. Then make some cove stops to hold the mirror in. I cut some 1/2” x 1/2” strips. After mitering the corners I decided to use biscuits and draw bolts to fasten them together. Next is to flip the frame over and detail the front. Then take apart and finish. |
26 replies so far
#1 posted 01-31-2021 09:46 PM |
Turned out nice… |
#2 posted 01-31-2021 10:14 PM |
(1) Beautiful result! -- Jeffrey |
#3 posted 01-31-2021 10:36 PM |
Looks great. I like your tunnel trick for the molding. I’ve always cut the profile on the edge of a board and cut it off to get strips. Your way looks like a better choice. -- Half of what we read or hear about finishing is right. We just don’t know which half! — Bob Flexner |
#4 posted 02-01-2021 12:52 AM |
Cool idea with the draw bolts. -- “Wise men speak because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something.” – Plato |
#5 posted 02-01-2021 12:56 AM |
Outstanding LeRoy! Really nice work! -- St Augustine FL, Experience is the sum of our mistakes! |
#6 posted 02-01-2021 01:18 AM |
That’s a huge mirror, you were fortunate to get the required timber. -- Lifes good, Enjoy each new day...... Cheers from "On Top DownUnder" Crowie |
#7 posted 02-01-2021 01:32 AM |
Looks great. Nice find on the walnut all in sequence. -- Aj |
#8 posted 02-01-2021 01:37 AM |
Great idea on the draw bolts. Nice work. -- Bob in Montana. Kindness is the Language the blind can see and deaf can hear. - Mark Twain |
#9 posted 02-01-2021 02:24 AM |
Thank You All menuisierJC Yes, I will glue the joints on site and will use Locktite 3x panel adhesive to mount the Frame Rich I usually do it the same way as you, but lack of planning left me with cut offs to use for the trim…. I got lucky on the wood. Right place at the right time sort of deal. I was going to use Maxifix fittings, Thanks for looking and commenting… |
#10 posted 02-01-2021 03:26 AM |
Looks great. I can’t even find walnut that long where i live. |
#11 posted 02-01-2021 03:44 AM |
It actually came from Peterman’s in Fontana, CA |
#12 posted 02-06-2021 06:29 PM |
Got it put up the other day. Monday I will remove the high tech clamping system. Plugs are going to be changed to brown and I am going to make plate covers that match the frame. Can’t wait to see the mirror guys bring the mirror up the elevator…... |
#13 posted 02-22-2021 02:38 AM |
Mirror was put in Friday. |
#14 posted 02-22-2021 03:41 AM |
Looks awesome, LeeRoy. Just what I’d expect from you. -- Half of what we read or hear about finishing is right. We just don’t know which half! — Bob Flexner |
#15 posted 02-22-2021 03:49 AM |
The photos don’t do it or your craftsmanship justice. -- Lifes good, Enjoy each new day...... Cheers from "On Top DownUnder" Crowie |
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