framing - What woods are soft enough for glazier points? - Woodworking Stack Exchange

I'm working on building square picture frames and holding in glass, image, and cardboard backing. I'm concerned that certain hard woods may not be appropriate for glazier points; in particular I am

Douglas fir common board bookshelf stained with dark walnut. Sculpted using a jigsaw, orbital sander, rotary tool, and handheld sand paper. Leaving this behind in our move to a new house so

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