Someone was asking recently about how to extend the frame rebate. Here's one I just did using 18mmx5mm Obeche barewood spacer from Rose and Hollis. Fixed with glue and a new headless pinner (https://www.axminstertools.com/axminste ... Country=GB), possibly the cheapest framing tool I have ever bought, highly recommended!
I like to brush some stain on the sides after, to blend in the extension.
Here's some pics...
Extending the frame rebate.
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Extending the frame rebate.
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Re: Extending the frame rebate.
Rose&Hollis do a flat beveled section that is meant as a slip (A293). Thing is, if you mitre it with the bevel outwards
it makes a good extender as the bevel can be taken right up to the edge. It's about 27mm wide as I remember.
it makes a good extender as the bevel can be taken right up to the edge. It's about 27mm wide as I remember.
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Re: Extending the frame rebate.
That sounds even better.
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