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A variation of standing frame has two faces -comment-58730

By user-4665671, member Feb 14, 2019

this is the comment I posted:

I just made a version of this frame, but had to modify the plan as a wall hanging version was needed. I used 7/8 x 1.25″ stock and decided on a 2″ wide french cleat as the hanger, routing a scant 1/4″ deep 45 degree chamfer centered on either side of the top beam to lock into the cleat. I added a reverse curve to the upper and lower beams to give the frame an oriental tea house kind of look. The tusk tennon wedged top mortise is a cool solution. Thanks Christian Becksvoort. Great to stand on the shoulders of giants.

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