Long overdue art frame

[bowman]

I won't go into how long I have been sitting on this. Maple, with an inlay of bloodwood. Finished with satin polyurethane from spray can.

 

[mpholway]

Nice! Nice tight miters with well aligned inlays.

 

[Westpacx3]

Awesome work, but it's a CAT!!! LOL

 

[mpholway]

I was going to comment about how much more I would enjoy the frame if it were of a dog rather than a CAT but I didn't want to start a s#*$storm. Now I can blame it on Jim.

 

[JNCarr]

Very nice!

 

[Westpacx3]

I was going to comment about how much more I would enjoy the frame if it were of a dog rather than a CAT but I didn't want to start a s#*$storm. Now I can blame it on Jim.

I'm always under the bus as it is. One more trip won't hurt.. lol

 

[bowman]

Awesome work, but it's a CAT!!! LOL

Granddaughter picked it out, had no voice in the contents. ;-)

 

[Westpacx3]

Granddaughter picked it out, had no voice in the contents. ;-)

It is a beautiful piece of work. Her color choices blend well. I wish I could consistently find a miter like that. It seems illusive these days..

Does that get me back inside the bus??

 

[NYTransplant]

Wow! Really nice. Perfect miters!

 

[Claus]

Very nice. How did you cut the miters? Chop saw? Table saw? hand plane and shooting board? In any case the turned out very well.

 

[bowman]

Miters were cut on my table saw and an Incra miter gauge.

 

[ScottM]

Neal you did a fantastic job.

 

[Dreuxgrad]

I like the contrast on the inlay, and the caption gave me a smile.
Stay Warm it is coming your way, Ed

 

[HITCH-]

Very nice Neal!

 

[drw]

Beautifully done, Neal!

 

[old and in the way]

Neal:

I like how the frame colors match the colors of the matting, nice touch. It really ties the room together, to quote one of my favorite philosophers.

Tone

 

[bowman]

Thanks Tone, that's the look I was going for.