The best router trick I know

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[valvenator]

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[pawpawstew]

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[spencerboaz]

Many years ago I was at a lumber store and they had free pamphlets on stacking the brand of molding they carried . I have
a full wood shop and also make router molding . With a little thought you can make some really nice profiles . Great video
always enjoy watching your tips and tricks .Have a blessed one .

[dian]

I agree, James will make it a great day. I had never thought about what it takes to make a complex frame profile. Now I want to go frame something with wood art!

[andyeveritt]

been thinking of getting a router for picture frames
(was a wood machinist in my teens 50 0d years back )
so this video was brilliant .
gives me the confidence to have go
so thanks so much Stumpy, all the best from England

[PandorasFolly]

Thumbs up on the Beard! Big "Al Borlan" and Bob Vila vibes.

[limestonecowboy]

This good advice. We do similarly the same thing with large Limestone molding on buildings.

[icpk]

This is how I duplicated some old molding profiles in my house. Turned out so well.

[AB-nuwe]

Great video. I started doing this years ago for Halloween decor. I didn't want to build entire frames for one-month use projects so I started routing my own profiles to be glued on (stacked) store built frames. Just a few router bits, very flexible. They've held up quite well over the year. Highly recommend. Thanks James for sharing your builds and design tips.

This method is really good cause as he shown the different finishes you can use adds to it aswell. As always great vid

[RidgidRon]

I have learned so much for you and take notes where I think it could me-seriously I do. I just made my first purchase because of the degree of complexity to the simplicity of a what you're showing. Always great to see your work. Thank you

[theoldfart]

Really interesting, I'm really under-using my router and these are great ideas. Thanks James.

[olddawgdreaming]

Thanks for sharing with us James, great information on making different moldings' and picture frames, really good ideas. Stay safe and keep up the great videos. Fred.

[ironwood]

I really enjoyed this video! Gonna start making some picture frames. Thanks

[paulmannix]

Might not do the picture frames but you’ve given me some good ideas that I can use for some fancy looking handles. Thanks.

[havenisse]

Dont know if you do in this already.. but if not, a suggestion: create the profile in SketchUp, and you can easily push it into a strip which can be used to create a frame. This way, you can get the finished frame in 3d view. Including glass and picture.

[WillPower]

Great video! I'll definitely be coming back to it as a reference

[jimrosson]

That’s some great ideas Thanks for sharing I’ve never seen this before. But I’m definitely going to watch your video again and give it a try. Thanks for sharing such amazing ideas as always.