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Using a V-nailer to assemble a chopped frame
From the course: Matting, Framing, and Hanging Your Photographs
Using a V-nailer to assemble a chopped frame
What I'd like to do for you now is demonstrate how to use a V-Nailer or Underpinner to assemble a chopped wooden frame. This particular V-Nailer is made my INMES, it's a Brazilian made product. It's operated by a foot pedal, and it works fairly simply. I have just got a piece of scrap wood to show you its operation. This little V here is where the nail comes out, and I am just going to hold this, what would be half of a leg of the two legs I am molding in place. And you can see as I put my foot on this paddle the first thing that happens is this top unit comes down till it strikes the wood. As soon as that strikes the wood, it stops moving and the pressure from the peddle drives a nail up through the wood, as you can see, right there. Once again, and here I will just move it forward a little bit so you can see that again. Press down this stops, as soon as this is stopped the force is transferred to the nail, and you can see it drives the nail cleanly up into the end of the side of the…
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Assembling an easel back frame6m 21s
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Assembling a metal frame8m 33s
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Using a V-nailer to assemble a chopped frame7m 49s
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Putting the frame, glazing, mat, and art together12m 4s
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Using a band clamp for assembly6m 10s
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Reviewing alternative hanging devices5m 13s
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