making a picture frame with American chestnut # 542
2024 ж. 3 Сәу.
8 560 Рет қаралды
this is the first project that I made out of the American chestnut that Pete brought us hope you enjoy!
this is the first project that I made out of the American chestnut that Pete brought us hope you enjoy!
Mark, Greetings from Blairsville Ga, land of smiling faces and beautiful places.... You've just made my life easier! Thanks!
thank you glad you liked it.
You're a man of many talents, Mark. Nice job.
thanks Tom.
I like the woodshop videos best!! I am a craftsman myself, I always appreciate artful talent!!!
What a nice gesture to help out Pete. I believe he'll be jealous that it gets auctioned off. We appreciate your sharing.
thanks Jerry , I have one for Pete.
Looks good Mark … 😎! Y’all are good people … I know Pete appreciates it. Have a good week fellas.
A great peice of work Mark! You have a big heart and an awesome shop!😃
thanks Timothy.
Hey Mark I really enjoy your channel. Especially when your in the shop, thanks for showing us
thanks Jim.
You really are gifted at these projects!! I love the shop videos! Thanks!! 👍♥️
thank you , glad you liked it.
I always really enjoy your shop videos, Mark. The red was right. We've had the same weather as you did so I can sympathize. Bill
thanks Bill , we are going to warm up next week in the 70s.
Love the videos in the shop! Truly enjoy watching a master at work.
thanks Rich.
Nice to see you in the shop Mark. R Bullard
thanks Richard.
Love the shop videos. Please show finished product. Thanks for all the great videos.
I like that American Chestnut wood !! Really pretty !! WOW, Mark - you sure have a busy shop. Looks like you're doing a lot of projects !! I hope you know what project to do next !! LOL !!
Just a picture frame!😅😅 The hardest thing to make a square rectangle. Nice shop Mark.
thanks Bruce.
Push stick- Much like you, I don't use one unless it gets narrow. I have an old Craftsman table saw from the mid-70s. I always hated the fence; then I added a Biesemeyer fence. What a change. Shortly afterwards I replaced the motor. Thankfully it wasn't a direct drive saw, but belt driven. More freedom in motor selection. Oh yeah, did I mention I oiled the motor bearings right after replacing the fence. Over-oiling will do that ever time. I haven't oiled the Grizzly motor I put back on it.
I started out with a Craftsman 10" direct drive table saw in 1976.
Outstanding! It is a joy to watch a master do his thing. Thank you for sharing your efforts.
thank you.
You do absolutely wonderful work! A true craftsman! 👍❤️📹😃
thanks Dana.
I love how much care you put in everything you do . Great frame .
thank you.
It looks' great and red is nice.
thanks Tony.
That's quite impressive Mark, thank you for sharing that knowledge with all off us, sure as he'll I appreciate it, thank you again!
thank you.
Ooo 4" of rain.... That will be a muddy delight I have 8" of sloppy snow. I just scraped All but an inch off the driveway just enough to get out. That's a beautiful delightful frame you made.
thanks Anthony , we are going back to the 70s next week.
Never used a push stick in 52 years of work, just paid attention, always enjoy You and Eddies vids!!
yes some people just get in a hurry and then get hurt.
Congratulations to the artist!!! Very well made.
thank you.
Thank you for another great video. Cheers
your welcome Steven.
Like the red 😊👍🎈🌹
good choice.
Ya done good! That’s going to look really nice on someone’s wall. Mike Morgan ought to buy it for the West Virginia cabin.
He mark excellent perfect woodworker like the video
thanks Mark.
I like the way you make things look perfect. I know there is a lot of experience that goes with it. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us.
Hi Mark. Beautiful wood. Yes. The red works. I never heard of this blue paper. We did " old schooled" routers. It must be a " new" product. What I don't like about this router. It's computerized. If the computer breaks down. You can't use it. Great job on the picture frame. Say Hi to Ed, ZZ, Pete, Lauren, & others. 😍😊😉👍❤️💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
thanks Lawrence , I sure will.
Simply beautiful 👍👍😎😎
thank you.
Very nice frame and pic. ❤❤❤
thanks Karen.
Great video Mark. Always enjoyable.
thank you.
Chestnut is wonderful wood and that's a FINE job! 10/4 on redoing a miter saw. Neighbors had a compound 10 inch Makita they were tossing because it didn't cut right. I got it and reset the back fence and put a good cord on it and it's cut close enough for me ever since BUT there's no diesel involved so my presision won't go but so far. We had snow this morning but it's blowing and clearing off now and will get cold tonight. We always have rain. Happy weekend, Mark and God Bless Yall!
thanks Lewie , we had snow today and more tomorrow.
@@markgalicic7788 Just like politicks. They say something'll go one way and they'll pull the rug right out from under you. Globel warming, golbal cooling. 80 and then in the 20's. Yep, politickal weather all right.
Nice result - the red looks good. Been wet here in the Wye valley in Wales too - ground's like a bog. That picture will sell well !
Whenever I use a mitre, no matter how many times I make a cut the piece is still too short !! Really like the shop videos- thanks 👍
thanks Rick , the stop is the way to go.
Hi, Mark. I wondered if you had one of those little ‘KEYHOLE bits’ for your router. We used to use that bit on the reverse of the picture frame. It would make a neat little 2” slot to HANG your picture from. Anyway, nice video. I’m sure someone will enjoy the frame. Ted and Patti in NJ
thanks Ted , yes I do use a key hole bit I will show that on a shop video.
Nice project. Red id always a nice accent color
thank you.
Looks very nice great presentation!!
thanks Chuck.
Very nice project Mark thanks for the video. Our wood shop teacher would bring pieces of chestnut in that he found in the woods and make frames out of them
thanks Doug , this is the first time I worked with American Chestnut.
excellent workmanship looks like you do cabinets also quite the shop you have my dad hada mill was a carpenter built cabinets doors windows trim in the old days i made a million ft of oak flooring still have all my fingers amasing no guards back then love you.re sawing wish you were closer i would buy some lumber
thanks Charlie.
Great Video Mark, love all the videos. I think your talking about Garrett, IDC Woodcraft. He seemingly really knows his stuff, told him you sent us :) 💯🙏
thanks Barry , yes IDC woodcraft Garrett is great.
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
hi there really neat . red is good ,nice, nasty rain again here today . best to all john
thanks John.
hello Mark & it's is Randy and i like yours video is cool & Thanks Mark & Friends Randy
thanks Randy , BOOM!
The red looks good, I would like to see what a dark blue would look like.
pop just turned 77 on march 28 th i hope the lord lets him have quite a few more to come god bless amen
I can bet Pete would love it
I am sure he will.
That will be a big hit, thanks for sharing.
thank you , I hope so.
I used to think Norm Abrams had all the cool tools. I think you've got him beat. Nice picture frame for a great cause.
thanks Stephen , I still watch Norm on KZhead.
Awesome job. May GOD bless.
thanks Robert.
Thanks for the great video Mark, and for the flag at the end.
your welcome Brad.
Very nice.
thanks David.
Like the shop work
glad you liked it.
Very good Mark!
thanks Joe.
Love that Chestnut & Nuts319!
Beautiful work! Inspiring to me.
thank you.
nice framework
thanks David.
Forest green would work.
I like green.
You sure do good work and the Red was a perfect color to put on it wish I could buy it but I won't be at the auction I live in Central Wisconsin
thank you , yes Wisconsin is a long way.
Nicely done!
thank you.
Nice job Mark. enjoyed it
thanks Ron.
Reaĺy enjoy the way you work. Have you ever thought about going metric? It really is easy and the measuring lines are very accurate. Goi
thanks Anthony , it's too late in life to change up lol.
Beautiful job. I still vote for using push-sticks though.
thanks Alice , I do use a push stick on thinner pieces.
Lovely ❤
thanks Kevin.
That’s awesome
thanks Pete , I still need to make you one.
Hey Pete hope your doing well,it was great to see you and Lauren at the mill a few weeks ago keep healing bud miss seeing you videos
Didn't know you did this too. I have a couple mid size cnc too. Great job. New at wt mine couple years.
yes I have a shop too , the CNC is a work in progress lol.
..............G'day Mark, REALLY great job on the picture frame! Cheers from North Queensland, Malcolm.
thank you.
I wish I had the time and money to do stuff like this!!!
yes this is my happy place.
Very Nice.
thanks Mark.
enjoyed it mark thanks. learned alot
thank you.
Very nice!
thanks Jeff.
Nice!!!
thanks Alan.
💥💥💥👍👍👍
thanks John.
BTW, what type of gravy do got for them biscuits?
Wish I could send you a picture of the aromatic cedar fence post picture frames I make. Has live edge out. And all red and white colors match at 90° corners.
that sounds like a nice frame.
I read about a man who made picture frames for Christmas gifts. He milled all the pieces & glued them together in pairs with the plan of gluing the pairs together the next day. He discovered that he had glued all the short pieces to each other and all the long pieces together. 😞
that's a bad day lol.
Tack!
Thank you!
They make non-glare acrylic for pictures.
I should find some for this , do you know who sells it?
Does the American chestnut darken with ammonia like the European/Spanish/Sweet chestnut - European oak does as well.
I haven't tried that .
Finally got to see the CNC. When you got to that, I knew exactly what you're were doing with the touch off. I got 2 myself, a small 13x16 and a Bob's CNC 24x24. What design software do you use? VCarve desktop is what I have.
I have V carve pro 11.5
red works, especially against the chestnut background. I hope the picture brings $500.00 for Pete.
I did like the red , I sure hope it gets a high bid.
Good evening
Good evening.
Suitable for "framing"
yes picture or house framing.
hey mark with all that rain You went from eastern Loggers to water Loggers get out the hip boots and chest waders ha ha the pictures frame is awesome as is the shop ore mask is Kool hey ya never know You might get an order For flavord hard Wood toothpicks ha ha come on cinnamon and cool mint don't fail me now oh mark what is your regular job as You said 6 to 2 is it the higheay dept let me know thanks and pop is in hospital with lymphoma getting treatment heart surgery put on hold as his cáncer treatment is top on the list if You and the guys could Say some prayers For him as he really needs them thanks mark
Artillery Red
it was a bright red.
Push stick ? Why bother , they're only fingers after all .
I do use one on thinner pieces.
well if Troy is the name, please tell us if it is a crocodile or alligator in the next sawing video
he could be both lol.
alright then / is it male or female? LMAO@@markgalicic7788
we have to get our pronouns right LOL
Promo_SM 😩
BTW, what type of gravy do got for them biscuits?
yellow glue is the gravy lol.