Between 485 & 705 SQ/FT Jar944's 3car cabinet shop.
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Workspaces between 485 and 705 squarefeet.
larry4406
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I too have a miter saw.I have a miter saw you can borrow
What I don't have is the picture frame molding.
I looked into stock molding at the Warrenton Home Depot and they have nothing for a picture frame. Associate was dumbfounded when I asked for picture frames or molding for same.
Youngest artistic daughter bought a canvas several years ago at Hobby Lobby and made a nice painting for my wife. Wife wants it framed.
You just like making this complicated don't ya lol.
Nice turn around on the tooling though! And with getting knives cut it makes future runs much simpler....though also reduces the excuses for not making "just a couple more" in 6 months
Nice turn around on the tooling though! And with getting knives cut it makes future runs much simpler....though also reduces the excuses for not making "just a couple more" in 6 months
My wife has been on me to make more picture frames for out house but I've been avoiding making any more picture frame moulding. Partially because it's a pain to make onna shaper with the design I came up with, and partially because I didn't want to have a knife ground.
I broke down today and called my knife supplier. With any luck I'll have more stuff added my never ending list when the new knife shows up.
Edit to add, this would be great to run on my 4 side moulder if I had worked on it and it was functioning.
I was blown away when @don long casually dropped "So, I called my neon guy" in a post a few years back.
Now, here you are with "I called my knife guy" for a custom planer knife.
What's next?
I was blown away when @don long casually dropped "So, I called my neon guy" in a post a few years back.
Now, here you are with "I called my knife guy" for a custom planer knife.
What's next?
I assumed everyone had a knife guy? If don't you should get one..
I've known Neil for about 7 years. https://www.instagram.com/mttoolco?igsh=MTVnaXp4azgxM2U3dA==
This was the first knife he ground for me (which happens to be the panel mould profile of the wainscoting)
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larry4406
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That would be awesome!
The picture measures 24x30" and the canvas frame is about 3/4" thick.
Would your profile work for this?
That would be awesome!
The picture measures 24x30" and the canvas frame is about 3/4" thick.
Would your profile work for this?
Not really, that profile is really just for matted pictures. The rebate on the back that needs to fit the glass, picture, matting and backer is only about 3/8" deep.
For a canvas it needs a substantially thicker profile. Something closer to this.
That frame is actually just a bolection moulding with a backband. In fact it's the profile from Neil above.
Attachments
The angled rabbet for the glass/picture on the knives is what through me off. Thanks for the pictures to show how it's angled off of the wall.
Once I finish these cabinets I intend to use up some of the scraps taking over my shop for picture frames and cutting boards. Thanks for all of the inspiration.
Once I finish these cabinets I intend to use up some of the scraps taking over my shop for picture frames and cutting boards. Thanks for all of the inspiration.
Had to dig through the old phone for these.
@larry4406 Here is the build up for that frame. You could do the same with 3 layers rather than the 2 here.
@larry4406 Here is the build up for that frame. You could do the same with 3 layers rather than the 2 here.
larry4406
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Shenandoah Planing Mill can make you whatever you need. It's likely not cheap for a few pieces unless it's already made in their inventory.
@larry4406 did you notice the new 2026 tax assessments? I about choked. My place had a 65% jump.
larry4406
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WOW!
I just looked on-line. Ours had almost 22% increase. My friend in Marshall, his place went up 35%.
My wife had told me that our monthly payment had gone up due to tax escrow increase.
I wonder if the assessment will jack up again when I get the final inspection on the master bath addition.
larry4406
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How are you planning on obtaining a rate reduction?
County hiked the tax rate this past summer to meet their budget from what little read this morning.
I assume they will reduce the rate since (also a assumption) the entire county assessment likely went up by 30-40%. They did the same last time, though the county wide assessment went up 20+% and the rate dropped less than the increase (shocker). Though they increased the rate every year after so the rate in 2025 was the same as 2021.
I disputed the 2016 assessment, and managed a 50% reduction of the assessment increase. Not sure how likely that is this time.
larry4406
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I went and looked on-line and pulled the tax data into excel. Several years there were no change for me. We bought the place in 2014. Wish my income rose like the tax graph. The early spike and reduction was when we demo'd the garage and had it taken off the tax roll; didn't last long.
We are rural (you were here) and not a lot of comparable homes as we are not in a subdivision.
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I went and looked on-line and pulled the tax data into excel. Several years there were no change for me. We bought the place in 2014. Wish my income rose like the tax graph. The early spike and reduction was when we demo'd the garage and had it taken off the tax roll; didn't last long.
We are rural (you were here) and not a lot of comparable homes as we are not in a subdivision.
Similar jump this year. The drop was the crash.
"It is not the destination but the journey."
PugetDude
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Often, the journey IS the destination.
casmurbax
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Assuming that you will painting these. What will you seal that wood with to hide the knots?
jollygreengiant
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Thanks for that, I've been looking for something to seal knots in pine.
Denwood
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So you have a knife guy and I am excited about finally getting a 1/2" shank routerI assumed everyone had a knife guy? If don't you should get one..
I've known Neil for about 7 years. https://www.instagram.com/mttoolco?igsh=MTVnaXp4azgxM2U3dA==
This was the first knife he ground for me (which happens to be the panel mould profile of the wainscoting)
Anytime I'm feeling smug about my tool collection I just drop in here for a real quick piece of humble pie.
Had a bit of a ebay buying spree a couple weeks ago, and added 6 additional shaper heads.
4&6" four knife thin knife heads and a 8" (10" with knives) raised panel head
Another 4" thin knife head
Edging/rebate head. I think this was a prefilled head out of a edge badger, alternating shear cuts toward center for no tear out on either face.
And a 4"x4" dual hook corrugated head
4&6" four knife thin knife heads and a 8" (10" with knives) raised panel head
Another 4" thin knife head
Edging/rebate head. I think this was a prefilled head out of a edge badger, alternating shear cuts toward center for no tear out on either face.
And a 4"x4" dual hook corrugated head
casmurbax
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Those panels and frames look great. Not surprised.
I bought those because they were cheap, or rare (or both) all were between $60 and $125
The 4x4 corrugated head (from titan) retails for a bit over 450
And the raised panel head depending on where it's from (that one isn't made any more) is also expensive (this example isn't great as rangate is excessively priced) and thrbhead is a leitz
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M.Brane
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