frames for my sons room.

here's a few frames i made with the kreg. my son has a train themed room and i wanted something rustic style that looked manly.

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Comment by David Roberts on January 19, 2010 at 11:34am: Not a family handyman idea, although i love that magaizine. just got the idea from the kreg website, but i wanted something rustic so that's why i went with the not so precise measurements. before i joined everything together i put a rabbet in back to hold glass. once i assemebled the pieces, i took it to a local residential glass shop and they cut single pane glass to size and then gave it to me free since the pieces were so small. sweet!

Comment by Derek on January 19, 2010 at 9:33am: Beautiful, love the modern frames. I like that you left them a bit long on the top and bottom... was this another family handyman idea?

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