Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Learn how I use simple, FAST orientation marks to keep wood pieces organized when making glass stop for a custom white oak door. Steps demonstrated in this video show how you can get professional results with a logical, systematic process. I show by example (read: I messed up and left it in the video) the benefits using reference marks can make in the finished product.
Don't miss the bonus segment at the end of the video! It ends with me making a small picture frame with some of the leftover glass stop made in the video. A good handful of tips and a few special tools make quick work of making a custom picture frame so check it out!
Want the new shop poster from the outtro of the video? Get one at the Next Level Carpentry SWAG Shop at TeeSpring! Don't know what I'm talking about? Watch the video til the end and you'll know... and keep Dumkopfs from messing with your tools!
teespring.com/shop-machine-caution-poster?tsmac=store&tsmic=next-level-carpentry-swag-shop&pid=623&cid=102506&sid=front
If you find content here valuable, please consider making a pledge of support as a patron on Patreon here:patreon.com/NextLevelCarpentry
I'm trying to add a bit of extra content to Patreon in appreciation for those who go above and beyond to support video production here at Next Level Carpentry... thank you!!
Here's the picture framer's vise I use at the end of the video:
amazon.com/dp/B01EXFF3D6/?ref=idea_lv_dp_ov_d&tag=aiponsite-20&linkCode=ic6&ascsubtag=amzn1.ideas.29WVINIJF4EUJ
The one pictured in this listing is identical to mine but there seems to be problems in reviews. I'd verify with someone at Amazon that the vise you'd get is exactly like the one pictured because a number of comments state an inferior product with downgraded fit and finish was shipped. I noticed a couple on eBay that looked like a great value too.
Here's a comprehensive list of tools, materials and supplies that I use in the shop and NLC videos. Purchases through links on this Amazon Inlfuencer's page are the same low online prices you expect but Amazon pays small ad fees that help support this channel so I really appreciate it.
amazon.com/shop/nextlevelcarpentry?listId=29WVINIJF4EUJ&ref=idea_share_inf
Learn how I use simple, FAST orientation marks to keep wood pieces organized when making glass stop for a custom white oak door. Steps demonstrated in this video show how you can get professional results with a logical, systematic process. I show by example (read: I messed up and left it in the video) the benefits using reference marks can make in the finished product.
Don't miss the bonus segment at the end of the video! It ends with me making a small picture frame with some of the leftover glass stop made in the video. A good handful of tips and a few special tools make quick work of making a custom picture frame so check it out!
Want the new shop poster from the outtro of the video? Get one at the Next Level Carpentry SWAG Shop at TeeSpring! Don't know what I'm talking about? Watch the video til the end and you'll know... and keep Dumkopfs from messing with your tools!
teespring.com/shop-machine-caution-poster?tsmac=store&tsmic=next-level-carpentry-swag-shop&pid=623&cid=102506&sid=front
If you find content here valuable, please consider making a pledge of support as a patron on Patreon here:patreon.com/NextLevelCarpentry
I'm trying to add a bit of extra content to Patreon in appreciation for those who go above and beyond to support video production here at Next Level Carpentry... thank you!!
Here's the picture framer's vise I use at the end of the video:
amazon.com/dp/B01EXFF3D6/?ref=idea_lv_dp_ov_d&tag=aiponsite-20&linkCode=ic6&ascsubtag=amzn1.ideas.29WVINIJF4EUJ
The one pictured in this listing is identical to mine but there seems to be problems in reviews. I'd verify with someone at Amazon that the vise you'd get is exactly like the one pictured because a number of comments state an inferior product with downgraded fit and finish was shipped. I noticed a couple on eBay that looked like a great value too.
Here's a comprehensive list of tools, materials and supplies that I use in the shop and NLC videos. Purchases through links on this Amazon Inlfuencer's page are the same low online prices you expect but Amazon pays small ad fees that help support this channel so I really appreciate it.
amazon.com/shop/nextlevelcarpentry?listId=29WVINIJF4EUJ&ref=idea_share_inf
