Making wall art from bending strips of cedar.
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that will smell amazing
Whats the software do u use mate?
So much work! Truly one of a kind.
It’s beautiful ❤
Absolutely brilliant Anyone that thumbs down obviously didn’t watch your whole video or understand the thought process and skill that went into this piece.
There were comments about putting lights behind it. I like it the way it is, natural. Everything does not have to be flashy. The more natural, the more calming.
now imagine having to dust it 😛
Nice decoration piece!
I very much appreciated you also sharing your mistakes.. and re do of the project.. Put a glass top on it and presto Yes make it a table.. You do have some great tools… and loved how you showed it on the computer .. very cool software… I am building a large simple dog house .. change one component and I have to redesign the whole thing.. This software would make my life much easier.. Thanks for sharing it I found it very helpful and enjoyable to show ways to project manage
I was so lost listening to the process but the finished product was beautiful! The table was everything!
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Scrap art.
That is seriously amazing!!!!
Not sure if you’re still monitoring this, but it’s been 4 years- you ever make that table? The question that came to mind for me was on the bottom arches: how did you plan to make them? Cutting an arch or bending strips?
If u made the table put a glass top on it so nothing small goes through
Really Nice..!
Good on you mate. Love it. Thx
lol it doesn’t even look good
Right there, at 7:11. that’s a good design before all the other curves are sketched in
the art is supercool, but the table…WOW, subscribing for sure!
when I saw the design for a table based on this, at the end of the video, I couldn’t but to think of filling the space between strips with coloured, semi-transparent epoxy! Just like some people on youtube shown tables made of wood filled with blue coloured epoxy that ended up looking like a water.
Amazing piece! good video.
I was so impressed that its about the third time I have watched.
You should Definitely do the table … MASTERPIECE !!
perfect woodwork, excellent, what is the name of the software you were using? thank you
Did you ever build that table?
Hi I just like And subscribe to your Channel.
I’m a fellow woodworker nice job
Do you know what YouTube’s doing right now concerning, monetization going from ten thousand hours, to 1000 subscribers, do you only had 700 subscribers right now ?
What would you think how would it affect you and what would you do?
I think we should protest,?
Nice work thanks for sharing hope to hear from you Ken
Wow I have never seen something like this before, absolutely love it ! Great work !
liking the table idea you have to cover the top something Clear? or you soak it in clear epoxy to fill in the gaps of the strips of wood and make it more usable and durable
That table you designed is absolutely gorgeous, not that the wall art isn’t but still
Tempered glass top, maybe with a light grey tint.
kinda cool but you coulda had the same result by taking a few 2x4s, cutting out random slits, then installing the strips at random instead of going through all the trouble to exactly match them how you wanted on paper. it woulda been more organic that way and hellu easier/quicker. love the idea of working with the strips though….always dig using scraps to make stuff with. 🙂
add some led backlight 😀
The problem i see with that table is leg room near the arcs. They need to be closer to the middle so legs fit. Unless it’s a coffee table
Wow I love that as a table. I want to make one now!!
Great !!! Merci ami
Recently i saw one hotel interior decorated with same design.It looks very cool…
*Good job*