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PICTURE FRAME MOULDING

4–wave

Part No. A B C D E
T3709 1/2 38mm 21mm 1/2 40mm 12.5mm

Suggested timber section 21w x 18h

5 – ripple
Part No. A B C D E
T3711 1/2 22mm 25mm 1/2 40mm 4.5mm

Suggested timber section 25w x 16h

6 – victoria

Part No. A B C D E
T3713 1/2 41mm 39mm 1/2 40mm 13.5mm

Suggested timber section 38w x 19h

Application Notes:
Why go to the trouble of producing your own mouldings, when so many are available board with double-sided tape in order to hold it securely whilst cutting the profile.
commercially to buy? Producing your own is certainly more cost effective, but it is also Rebates can be cut on the router table with a straight 2 flute cutter or for better results
more satisfying and offers the choice of type of timber, finish and size. A router table is use a rabbeting cutter or a tenon/surface trim. For small frames a single rebate will be
required to enable the accurate and safe production of mouldings. It should be noted, satisfactory, but on larger sections and frames a double rebate will allow a back panel
however, that some mouldings are large and not suited to the novice router user. The in 3mm or 4mm MDF to be fitted. This will strengthen the frame considerably. Mitres
Venezia profile, in particular, needs to be cut in several passes to reach the full depth. are best cut on a picture frame mitring maching but, failing this, hand mitre saws are
The easiest and best method of producing mouldings is to cut them on the board then readily available to buy. A mitre circular saw can also be used but ensure that the
part them off after moulding. Alternatively, size the timber then attach it to a larger blade is running true or it will not produce an accurate joint.

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