Logan Graphics Model F300-1 Studio Frame Joiner with One Package of 200 Logan 3/8 (10mm) V-nails Logan Framing Tool Hardware
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In short, yes. I was able to use it
The frames are assembled with a framer's vise, when the glue on all four corners is dry, the "V" nails are inserted. It is guaranteed that the frame will be joined using this method. By using the "V" nails, I keep my frames from falling apart. Thus, I do not use the F300 for joining the frames together. It would not be worth my time to join a 3" group You can use the F300 with 5" moulding. A hobbyist would benefit from it. My custom picture framing business has been going for over fifty years now, and I am now retired.
The corner tool can be used, but sometimes it is not possible. Then either you must freehand the two pieces you are joining or use a machine. You need to practice a bit to get good at it, but once you do, you'll have it down pat. However, it does take some practice to use it properly, but I have made many frames with it and they have come out quite well.
It has not caused any problems for me when I have used it for various barnwood frames. There is some possibility of having to tap in the nail a bit more at times due to irregular depths, but that is a relatively
Selected User Reviews For Logan Graphics Model F300-1 Studio Frame Joiner with One Package of 200 Logan 3/8 (10mm) V-nails Logan Framing Tool Hardware
When it came to making picture frames, this joiner made all the As you know, the V- A nail pushes perfectly into the joint and creates a solid connection. In this case, it is worth the money if the product works as it should. When I was making oak frames, I was careful not to push the nails in too deeply. If the V-shaped nails poked through the V-shaped wood, that would be a problem. I made sure the nail on the back was flush using an angle grinder, and the excess was easily ground off. The deeper the wood, the easier it is to sink the V-shaped vessel The nail should be completely cut off.
The correct use of this product is extremely difficult. You will not be able to insert the V-shaped die into the clamp if your molding does not line up with the clamp prongs, which indicates that the v-shaped die is not aligned correctly during the clamping process An edge. We found the instruction booklet to be sketchy and lacked any instructions on how to properly If you're not familiar with YouTube, you may want to view it before you begin.
Since I did not like the splines on the home made frames, I bought this product. Framer works really well and the use of mechanical clips gives me the peace of mind that the frame won't fall apart in the event of glue failure.
There were a couple of negative reviews in the comments section, which caused me to hesitate. I thought that I could return it if it didn't work out. If you've never used it before, it works great. Make sure you read the instructions first (which you should do with everything. ) I'd suggest going slow and practice on some moulding that's not expensive first, but you shouldn't have any trouble with even the first frame. Learn as much as you can to become.
This is a very well constructed joinery.
I gave it a low review earlier, but have realized it was caused by an operator error. I realized I wasn't following directions correctly once I read the instructions more closely. It's a great product and one I would like to recommend.
A product like this is great for picture framers who operate on a small scale. I like how easy it is A Chinese pneumatic V nailer was on my list of possibilities. There are many jambs that I read about. There is no jamb on this one. I am very pleased with my.
Simple and easy to use for framing. I particularly like how well it holds together the frame.