You won’t believe how easy this piece of wood art was to build. All you need is two 2 x 6s a 24 x 24 project panel from Home Depot, and some construction adhesive.
So how much style can you squeeze into one piece of wall decor and just a couple of 2x6s? #LetsDothis
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Nice one Rick! I’m going to have to try a 3D wood “tile” project at some point here!
At first I thought the pieces were placed randomly, until you put it on the wall. I really like the pattern, very nice!
Why did you use construction adhesive instead of wood glue? Awesome art btw, love it!
That’s so simple but so cool!
Great job!!!
Noice
killer job on the video man! that edit was awesome!
Wow… looks awesome @woodworklife
I dig it, Rick! It turned out really sharp looking!
Hey I really enjoyed the video I’ve been in a funk and really interested in going out to the garage and making Man glitter “sawdust” but this video made me perk up and think to myself hey that looks fun I should try that!! I enjoyed the music also thanks again
I love working with pine wood because it has beautiful lines and grains. This turned out nice
i wanna make this my entire wall now
I tried to smack the like button now my screen is cracked…
Very cool video bro. Nicely done.
I love the way it looks but that finish is to much for my taste
Nooooo, stop leaning over the table sawww.
This is that new hotness.
This piece is super cool! Love the geometric design, the depth, the scale. I wish it was bigger. 🙂 Makes me want to touch it. Thanks for sharing!
Hi, you can use painters tape doubled up on both sides of the blade if you dont have a zero clearance insert available. Actually just used that method on mine for the small rips that were getting caught between the blade. Very dangerous otherwise. Try it and let me know if it works for you. Take care & thanks for sharing.
I dig it! Cool design, and very doable. Nice job, Rick!
I love how accessible you made this project! And it’s such a neat pattern. Just smack it! 😉
Cool wall art ,top job.
Cheers
Tim from Wood 4 Nothing
Would have liked a nude stain, or just clear coat, to let the natural shape of the wood create its own shadows and contrast rather than try to force something with walnut stain.. but.. still looks neat.
Looks good! Do you think you could apply the Shou-sugi-ban finishing technique to this? Possibly for an outdoor patio piece.
Super easy, super accessible!
Nice piece and super simple.
However, aside from being made of wood isn’t the #WoodARTChallenge supposed to be square?
Stain isn’t a “finish”.
Nice
Nice, really like the colour; makes a good acoustic diffuser as well.
Sweet project! Loved the editing improvements you did in this one, great job, Rick.
Very well done. So too is the opening video on your website. Your woodworking philosophy and tips are spot on. Thanks for posting.
…mayhaps share an image of the ‘art’ first to compel viewing the process…cheers,
Thanks so much for inviting me to be a part of this challenge…internet? Check out all of the other awesome content at #WoodARTChallenge or check out all of the projects from the links on my website. https://wp.me/p7WOgK-BI or check out the playlist with all of the youtube videos, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjxL6_JHBZMwizpv28Oy9tWjryHr1Meng&jct=hPdWwswuyyaqhpokslNMzRfMNOfADw
Love the drawn out arrow.
0:35 a lynx? i see no links for a lynx. 🙁
Awesome safety tips, Rick! My first try with a table saw (just a week or two ago) resulted in injury, so it’s important to go over those tips for beginners for sure. Great project!
Please list all supplies used in your projects in the description. I’m new to wood working and it would help a lot!
Even stains, length of nails or screws ect. for future videos.
Came out really nice, i’m enjoying the videos in this challenge