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1184 days ago |
I have just made a few large picture frames out of hard maple. Does anyone have suggestions on how to secure the glass and backerboard. The wood is too hard to use glazier points. Any thoughts? |
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#1 posted 1184 days ago |
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#2 posted 1183 days ago |
I have used frame turns on small frames. These frames are actually for large posters and will be permanent. I have read some people use brads to secure them, but I am afraid of breaking the glass while trying to nail into hard maple. |
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#3 posted 1183 days ago |
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#4 posted 1183 days ago |
Can you do a little drilling to help out the picture points? -- Mike, American in Norway |
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#5 posted 1183 days ago |
Mike: There is no need to drill when using the squeezer thing to insert the picture points. -- 温故知新 |
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