Good job Brian. I love to make frames.
For the future make yourself a 45 deg. sled. Much better and easier.

Yes, that is what I used. My son helped me make it.

Nice tight miters Brian, and congrats on getting your work permit. Nothing looks worse than poor miter cuts! It looks like you had some good help with your miter jig.

Great job Brian.

It looks perfectly aligned. It’s nice to have help, they make sure the alignment is perfect:)
What did you use to cat the frame profile? I like the look of it.

Nice frame and it certainly will be a memento down the road and hopefully bring back some good memories .
The mitre sled is a good thing to have and I highly recommend it as the results are consistent as long as your lumber is straight .

Klaus

Ian, I chamfered one edge at about 20° then ran the front sides over the saw with the blade about 1/8" high to make some grooves. Then I cut the mitres. The grooves kind of give the illusion to the chamfer that it’s curved but it’s not at all.

Thanks Brian!

A super looking frame with nice tight miters.