Williamsbubb Frames 2014



Over the years a number of the Williamsbubb "Shops" have been converted from paintings on cardboard to more durable canvas on wooden frames. Here is the general process and dimensions for making the frames. There are two sizes of frames for larger or smaller "shops." The most recent were built in 2013 and 2014. The pictures below show most of the process and here is a link to the Bill of Materials and Assembly instructions in Excel format: Williamsbubb frames.xlsx.

Rick Van Mell
vanmells@ix.netcom.com
2/16/14

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George Jacob helps ...
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cut 56 diagonals.
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Labeling parts ...
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moving inside.
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All 106 parts for ...
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2 large & 2 small fames ...
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Teak supervises.
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Workbench set-up
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C clamps & hand clamps ...
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Rick drives it home.
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Small frame sections
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parts for large frames
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Diagonals clamp ...
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note screws & washers ..
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at red clamp jaw.
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Note screw into diagonal
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Hinges attached
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Test stand-up ...
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Large frames ...
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All 4 frames.
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Ready for delivery ...
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Teak approves.
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Williamsbubb frames layout
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Williamsbubb frames detail
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Willamsbubb frames materials
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Williamsbubb frames assembly 1
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Williamsbubb frames assembly 2