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The frame looks great.
Can’t see any gaps in it miters.
I did a 4’ X 4’ frame for a friend’s map once.
Used Mahogany.
On the back side, I manually carved some rebates for metal L- brackets just in case.
I did the trim around our windows at the farm house. The biggest one is roughly 6’ X 10’.
It’s black walnut and it’s just glued mitered corners built just like a picture frame.
The only thing is they are so large, I did the glue up setting on the floor with a Merle band clamp.
After the glue dried, I basically snapped them into place around each window.
They were done and installed about 16 years ago and they’re still perfect!
The frame looks great.
Can’t see any gaps in it miters.
I did a 4’ X 4’ frame for a friend’s map once.
Used Mahogany.
On the back side, I manually carved some rebates for metal L- brackets just in case.
I did the trim around our windows at the farm house. The biggest one is roughly 6’ X 10’.
It’s black walnut and it’s just glued mitered corners built just like a picture frame.
The only thing is they are so large, I did the glue up setting on the floor with a Merle band clamp.
After the glue dried, I basically snapped them into place around each window.
They were done and installed about 16 years ago and they’re still perfect!
