Gary Greenberg wrote:
> You do, you know! One man's interesting interpretation:
> http://www.mountainsofflorida.com
> 
> When we saw his work on display in Cocoa Beach, Judy had to have one. I've
> still got to frame it. She's soooo patient with me ;-)

Well, obviously.

To properly frame a picture,
you've got to find a blade, make a skewed shooting
plane (probably after researching plane making, and
making a coupla' easier practice planes e.g.
scrub, jack), make a mitre jack
http://www.cornishworkshop.co.uk/wwmitrejack.html
Decide on yer' moulding shape, make a scratch
stock and cutter
http://www.geocities.com/plybench/scratch.html
(come on! making a moulding
plane would be ridiculous!), make a sticking board,
generate your stock, and then make a frame.

Sounds like anything under 3 years would be nothing
short of heroic :-)

   BugBear

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