Logan Pro-framing F300-1 Studio Joiner

Initially, I was very hesitant to order this book based on some of the bad reviews, but there were a lot of positive reviews mixed in that sounded like they were written by more experienced authors. In the instructions you can find everything you need, it takes less than 5 minutes to open, take out the box, and get it ready to use. Since I don't make frames for a living, I would upgrade if I were to use this all day long for work. About once or twice a year, I make some frames. There's no nail gun finishing anymore. I've made two frames so far today, a 16x24 and a 24x14. There was not one bad nail in the whole thing. It wasn't my fault that I put two left sides together on the 16x24 when I wasn't paying attention. You'll have no problem repairing things if you've been working with tools and like working on your own. IKEA anything will do, if you know how to assemble it. I understand that the experience might not be for you if you possess no tools at all and are trying to assemble this on your apartment deck folding table. Honestly, I am not bothered by the fact that it is open-source software.

Mercy Sawyer

| Jul 01, 2021

The artwork I sell at festivals is my own. The fact that I rarely venture above 20"x16" led me to pick up the smaller Molding Joiner when I realized buying frames was eating into my profit margin. I can tell you that once I built my first few frames, I found it easier and easier to do it. What you gain in profit might cost you in time, but I was able to build them automatically afterward. In particular, I've found that sometimes I need to use wood filler before staining to cover small gaps in my corners, but overall, this Joiner has done an excellent job for me. My frames used to cost $50 a piece and now cost only $10, thanks to this deal. A 15-dollar bill. With larger frames, the construction can be awkward, since you are required to use the small blocks to reinforce the corners you have already joined when you are trying to keep the joint that you are attempting to fix in the right position. In addition, the joiner has already paid for itself a few times over, so it is hard not to recommend it. Getting rid of frames that drain profit margins is a great first tool if you're sick of losing money on frames.

Tadeo Cordova

| Apr 04, 2021

So once you press your first key, you'll find out By nailing into it, the miter edges of the molding will bend downward because the underside of the molding has no support. It is advisable to use a small rubber pad to support the pressure point. Although there are only two "Levelers" included, it is necessary to use a third one on large frames to prevent any bending at the In order to complete my picture frame that was 64" x 42", I had to make a metal frame from a piece of metal The shift leveler for the far end, and a piece of rubber to protect the molding and also provide support for the V-shaped piping, is all I used instead of the spacers Nail polish. I was able to get everything to work after I had done that. The large frame was a straight rectangle once it was finished, and it was solid. I believe that this tool is worth the money, since it could use a few improvements, but it makes it possible to get.

Sadie Sloan

| Dec 15, 2020

Oh my God! The best purchase I have ever made - you can't go wrong with this one This was one I had to talk myself into before I realized the reality and I made the choice If I was going to make picture frames, I knew I had to have this material. The setup and use of this device are very easy By setting the "V's" with the handle, enough leverage was provided so that the entire process was easy. A soft section is one that- I have no idea ). Sometimes I end up setting 2 V's instead of 1 or 2 for the same reason - it is After the glue had dried, 12 frames were joined together in a little more than two hours. There were a few V's that didn't set all the way down and It was the glue that joined the frames, not the person who glued them together in the first Those are my words.

Forrest Campos

| Aug 25, 2020

I also had the same problems as other customers who have complained about the product. In practice, I've found this to be a good product. Don't expect perfect corners right off the bat - it will take some time. You have to practice. The most common complaint is that as you press the V-shaped button, it goes down A gap remains between the front and the back of each nail, because the back is spreading out. A simple fix is available for the problem. It's due to the lack of support under the frame. You can make this corner joint by using two pieces of the same scrap frame material, but make it backwards. So when you put the front corner underneath your frame corner you have a corner with a mirror image contour that can be used to provide support no matter where your frame corner is located An edge. With this method, I rarely need to make use of the support bracket that comes with my You should also check that your saw is calibrated correctly Carpenter's square should be used to carefully check the miter angle of the saw, which must be 90 degrees vertical and 45 degrees horizontal. I need to make sure it's perfect these corners are so important Angle errors of a very small degree are easily detected. If you do not align the joints, no matter how good you are at using the jointer, you will get gaps between joints. Make sure that your saw is not always calibrated. Using it causes it to drift. Make sure you look it over Each time I check mine, I go through it for 50 seconds Then, as Logan suggested, stain the edges of the joints with wood stain after making 75 cuts. Errors in the joints are covered by it. A stain pen is what I use The stain does not have to be opened every time I want to join a corner, and it is easy to use. The joiner has been in my possession for about 6 months now Getting good joints is not a problem for me.

Saul Braun

| Oct 05, 2020