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Best framing technique is 'no glass' so the print can be easily viewed without reflections or diffusion.

TYPES of Glass Regular Clear, Non-Glare/Reflection Control, Conservation Clear (coated with film to filter UV rays), Conservation Reflection Control, and the nicest/best glass is MUSEUM glass. Anti Reflection and UV filtering. NO glass STOPS Fading! It's like sunscreen for your art.... Art will STILL FADE IN LIGHT (inside or out) 30+ years custom framing experience in TEXAS, USA. Great info...spread the word!

Question please. Hello, I have an old (100 yr+) photograph which is adhered to a backer board which has a fine fabric attached only to the front. It is old white, 7-1/2 X 8 in, My guess is the fabric is silk. I flames readily. No discoloration can be seen due to adhesive. I wanted to find out who sold this type of board back at the turn of the Century. I have never found any such materials offered in catalogues or advertising. Thank you , good show!

This is great information thank you! Just one question: You mentioned that you wouldn’t lay the piece face down. How did you securely attach the tape to the back while protecting the face of the artwork?

Amazing work !!

I found this very confusing, it darts from picture to picture, doesn't tell you what to use ,or in what quantities.

Thank you for sharing.

So incredibly helpful- this is the first video I've found explaining this process! Thank you for taking the time to make this video!

Thank you ever so much

Is the frame wood or plastic? My frame is plastic. Can I drill through the plastic? If not what should I do?

I’ve just cut my first oval matte, luckily I had 2 pieces as I got it right second time! Thanks for the hands on tutorial as I would not have made sense of it from the instruction book alone.😁

This was interesting and one of the only videos that explains this process. I have a felt sports banner about 18"x 24" that I am told will need to be sewn to the matting board. And I am thinking that this is something I could do myself. You do great work. Thanks from Rochester, New York.

Where can I buy one from please

Tooooooooooo expensive for my measly pension, I'll have to go back to the old school method of 2 map pins.... String and a steady scalpel hand.

Hi, instead of cutting the form down the center, could you not have turned the shirt inside out, placed the shirt and form neck to neck, and kind of rolled it on?

Video is way too choppy. Get better at editing.

I have just bought this cutter, its very good considering I'm a beginner, but not that easy to use, you will need to practice a few times untill your confident, i found that if you dont hold the centre block down firm it has the tendency to lift up making it awkward to realign,but it still makes a nice job.

I like David as he explains everything so well making it a lot easier to do for us beginners, even the frame would be quite simple for us to make at home, great video.

I recently purchased the logan mat cutter 450-1 and some mat boards from Lions picture frame supplies, what a great company to deal with, and fast delivery, really happy, the 450-1 is a great mat cutter and so easy to use. Thankyou.

love this channel , Frame on indeed !!!

Another great video with lots of tips and advice, a man after my own heart, i use my tape measure in the same way, if your measuring a precise size dont use the metal end of the tape as you can never trust it, as the end may be damaged giving a false reading, nice one.

The easiest way to mark a centre point is to go from corner to corner diagonally and when they cross thats your centre.

Hi David, how do you put the medal ribbon in place with 2 slots to put the ribbons through? Given they’ll be stitched together on the reverse? Thanks

What a chopped up video showing absolutely nothing. What a waste of time, good grief! Show one process to the end if you want people to buy your courses. All I see is a jerky video and it looks very unprofessional.

Just getting back into painting and recently admired the application of floating frames. Thank you for a thorough & professional assembly procedure video. Tips & tricks appreciated. Love the felt bumpers , gum tape finishing touches. Curious why not cut your foam spacers so you can flip the canvas and screw together in one step rather than awkward under side screwing with chance of screwing on an angle? Plus it's dual handling. Fear of art face damage? Like air blower tip for that!

Thank u

Your camera is too high. I was watching you so that I could watch you install the squaring bar because I'm having trouble with mine but your camera is too high and it didn't even show you putting the squaring bar in

Hello! I work at frame shop in Montenegro! how thick is this board that you cut and put jersey on it

Very good explanation. Thank you.

What is the largest oval this cutter can extend to?

I learned absolutely nothing watching this u can do better my man

Thank you for the video. What do you recommend for wider gaps?

Beautiful

How about ornate gold frames?

Hello, how thick is the foam board of which you have stuck the matboard to? Thanks

Whats type board are you using? You said it but I couldnt understand it. Thx

Nice

Can you use acrylic glass instead?

The nicest framing I have ever seen. 😃

Imagine the people that actually send in this kind of painting for framing. Guessing they have pitbulls, drink Fosters and smoke camel inside the house. #art connoisseur

Hello, me again on another video. How do you create the slots on the back of the foamboard for where you’re adding the 4 individual pieces of board? What type of machine is used to create your ‘ledges’ to hold these pieces? Thanks!!

Hi there I was wondering if you could help me. We have a beautiful jersey that is signed on the front and the back. We don’t want to cut the jersey in half. So what we were looking to have it framed like was in a clear box (similar to how dried flowers are kept) so that we can hang it from the celing and you can see both sides. We would also want a plague on it and a photo sitting it with it. Is this possible prayer 🙏 🤲

Too complicated

Hi, with the deep box moulding you’ve created. With you sit the outer piece onto the inner piece, do you essentially have two rebates on it? So one where the mount board etc will set, and then further back, where the extension piece sits? I can’t find moulding that has two rebates in the UK

18:51 On that second cut, the blade depth did not go all the way through, but merely scored the top mat, correct? ) ”Top mat is acting like slip sheet”

You need a camera person

hello I'm from Brazil, nice work you do, I have a question about fungi, bacteria or mold, can this happen on shirts??

Great Vid. THX

43 mins!!!! tutorial and the video still seems have skipped some parts. Anyway thank you for sharing.

what an awesome hack!! thanks for sharing