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Thank you all for the nice comments.
Hi Danny and Dave... the hard part was cutting the miters from the inside edge of the frame and not the outside. I could not use a stop to get the pairs of sides to the exact same dimension like I usually do . Because of the different live edge shapes, it took some grinding and sanding of the corners to get them to match up all the way around.
Hi Danny and Dave... the hard part was cutting the miters from the inside edge of the frame and not the outside. I could not use a stop to get the pairs of sides to the exact same dimension like I usually do . Because of the different live edge shapes, it took some grinding and sanding of the corners to get them to match up all the way around.
Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day
