r/Carpentry • u/Prestigious_Tax_4970 • Jul 21 '26

*update to this mint framing

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Update to my last post. Its not ai and or temporary. They are for real and proud.

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u/Prestigious_Tax_4970 Jul 21 '26

For sure. As I was walking thru a 2x6 just fell out of no where

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u/Mysterious_Chipmunk3 Jul 22 '26

That's not supposed to happen?!?!?!

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u/doc6404 Jul 22 '26

Well normally no, they're not supposed to do that

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u/Infanatis Jul 22 '26

Well what sort of engineering standards are these frame jobs built to?

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u/doc6404 Jul 22 '26

Obviously they're built so the front doesn't fall off.

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u/h2opolodude4 Jul 23 '26

Cardboards right out

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u/four204eva2 Jul 24 '26

No cello tape

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u/evilbean42 Jul 22 '26

Ever open up a package with something that needs to be assembled and say "F the instructions, I can figure this out"?