Wooden Digital Picture Frames

this digital frame look cute...the frame is made with good quality material. i placed beside my other wooden frames and it's brightness created a very cool scene. everything about it is great

I bought this because I make wooden picture frames out of mesquite. Mesquite is a pretty hard wood and I wasn't sure if it would split the wood or go in without trouble and it worked fine. The first frame I did was pretty close to the edge of the rabbet cut but it did not split the wood at all. The price at BH is better than anywhere else also, plus their fast shipping.

I’ve had many digital frames, this is the best frame so far!

One of the best digital frames this size, but the directions could use some improvement.

I love old wooden frames for my prints and hunt them down in antique and second-hand stores. I frequently find nice older frames that have no points (fasteners) securing the frame's mat mounting board or else they have been crudely replaced with small nails or other less desirable hardware. In many cases, even if there are a few points holding the mounting board in the frame, they need to be replaced. The Logan Dual Drive Elite Point Driver works in excellent fashion to install points in these older frames. Even with frames that appear to be delicate, if you hold and put some pressure on the outside of the frame as you shoot the point into the wood, no damage to the frame occurs. A highly recommended framing tool .

I use the small flexible point strips for most wooden frames because I often rotate a variety of photographic prints through any given frame. The flexible strips hold firmly but are easily bent up to replace a print and then easily bent back down to secure the matt and mounting board in the frame.

Used this to mount prints in wooden frames that I made in my wood shop. This did a very professional job and was very easy to use. The driver embeds a small metal 'point' into to wood that holds the glass/print/backer board in the frame. It works with rigid or flex point inserts. I used the rigid point inserts but the flexible point inserts could have been used. The flex point inserts bend for easier replacement of the framed prints. It operates very much like a stapler except that it fires the point inserts from the front of the tool.

It's perfect to fill two multi-picture frames I received For Christmas.

Believe it or not, these wooden cases were a must have for mobile DJs (then came digital audio files). The Odyssey product is solid, stands up to reasonable handling when FULL of CDs and has a nice low-nap fabric surface. The only shortcoming I can find is the corner protectors on the bottom - they are rough and will damage finished surfaces when the case is bumped a bit. I hacked my two cases and covered the bottom corners with nylon.

This is one of the best digital frames I’ve ever used. Easy to upload and sync albums and it nice screen.