Making Picture Frames with Loose Tenons // Mortise Master @parillaworks
Making Picture Frames with Loose Tenons // Mortise Master  @parillaworks
Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mortise Master: mortisemaster.com
Jay Bates' Video: youtu.be/71kMluIes5M
Local Frame Shop: frameitplus.com

Don from Mortise Master developed this cool mortising jig. It makes loose tenon construction very approachable and affordable. This was a no-strings-attached demo. The frames are made from cherry and finished with Osmo Top Oil. They each hold a 5" x 7" photo.

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