When a frame needs to be the same shape as the picture......

[hangupsgallery]

This one was a challenge.... cut the mat on the CMC and then mitred the corners on our DeWalt chop saw.....a little free handing on the cut but it turned out great.

 

[AndyPan CPF]

VERY cool!!!

 

[stevens]

Agreed, Very cool. I can't create anything like this on our equipment (and luckily no one has asked for one lol).

 

[janetj1968]

Has a very cool look.

I'd love to put it on something Tim Burton

 

[j Paul]

Great job Steve, but what's the problem, it's still just 4 sticks of wood.

 

[Dave]

Nice job, Steve.

I'm sure customer was thrilled.

 

[FrameMakers]

Nice job. I hate making those severe angle cuts though. I saw a show a few weeks ago where they were making a flag case. They used a table saw for just about everything on that one.

 

[Candy]

That is really neat. Not an easy thing to accomplish.

 

[more_so]

It's kinda TV Star Trek meets Currier and Ives, but somehow it works. And an outstanding achievement in the fine art of mitering! Congrats!

 

[pixbyfrank]

Nice Job. I have done a few odd shapes over the years. I have always used a Table Saw with an aftermarket mitre gauge. For some reason I seem to get these kind of projects in the Christmas Rush. Never get to enjoy making them.

 

[evartpat]

Good Job!! Those severe angles are always a challenge!

 

[Ylva]

Really great!!! Not an easy job but perfect outcome!

 

[Luddite]

Love the shape, but what kind of sadistic painter issues a print in THAT shape? I still want a few equalateral triangular frames to play with, personally.....L