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Most of us don't have the professional equipment required to make a wooden picture frame with a custom profile. This is why we buy most frames already made. However, you can achieve surprisingly good results using common tools found in most woodworkers’ shop. The following article takes you through the process of making such a frame using only a table saw, a router and a combination of different router bits.
The frame we used for this example was made from black ash and was for my “moose” drawing that measured 25 1/4" high by 31 1/4" long. We made the frame larger than the actual drawing because I used double matting to complement the picture. Consequently, the outside frame dimensions were 29” high by 35" long. Another point we considered was that the larger is the frame, the wider the side pieces should be. We chose a width of 2 1/4".
Using the table saw, we cut one piece from 3/4" stock of solid wood that measured 5" by 38" and another piece that measured 5" by 32". Note that we allowed 3 extra inches along the length of each piece to compensate for final adjustments. When you have decided on the dimensions for your frame, make sure you add a few extra inches to the length. Also, once you have chosen the width of the frame pieces, you double that measurement and add 1/2". For example, for my frame, we chose a width of 2 1/4". We then multiplied by 2 to get 4 1/2". To compensate for trimming, we added an extra 1/2" to get our cut measurement of 5".
Now that we have cut the pieces for the frame height and length, we chose the profile bits we desired (see below). There are many different styles to choose from to suit individual tastes. The profile was then achieved using a router mounted on a table.
