A Double Double Feldthouse Weave!

Here you can see many of the steps and process of a double batch of our original
Double Feldthouse Weave!
Two Boards were made in the classic style (Purple Heart, Maple and Black Walnut) and two boards were made using a "chaos" material composed of leftover pieces from previous build cutoffs, Maple accent strips and Black Walnut background.
We have a manual + tutorial available for the Double Feldthouse Weave on etsy: www.etsy.com/l...
Let us know what you think!

[@eoghanbishop9745]

Wait, what just happened? I hit play and 9 minutes later remembered to breath. There's a new master in town!!! Brilliant!!! Breathtaking!!! Thank you for sharing.

[@FeldthouseFamilyWoodworks]

Wow, thank you so much! We are really enjoying the progression of these patterns and look forward to sharing more!

[@markpuskar3706]

Why do you make this look so easy. And the fast video makes it seem like this didn’t take a week

[@FeldthouseFamilyWoodworks]

If we showed every minute the video would be VERY long, plus we have them all consolidated and organized in our tutorials! Depending on the weave and batch size, these builds can take 1 to 2 weeks

[@henrydiaz720]

Soul Sacrifice.

[@ekaterinazazubina9520]

You are amazing!

[@andyvanvoast8481]

I can't wait to buy you programs and to start too try and build some of your amazing boards.

[@phicklep]

Nice edit! I was watching, and thinking “I’ve seen these clips… oh yeah, Instagram!” Great collection of them to make the whole story. Keep up the amazing work as always!

[@FeldthouseFamilyWoodworks]

Thank you so much! Yeah, we're trying to share the imagery and footage on multiple platforms to get maximum exposure, love to share with everyone!

[@kylekathary3116]

I love all your boards so much. Have you considered doing any of your weaves with a background of black limba? I think that would be super cool with a chaos weave. Keep up the amazing work!!!

[@FeldthouseFamilyWoodworks]

Hey Kyle, we did a Helical Weave with a Black Limba background and really loved how it turnd out. We'll definitely be utilizing it as a background again. Thanks so much!

[@henrydiaz720]

Who's going to use that as a cutting board? It looks like fine art that should hang on a wall!

[@gbear056]

Awesome work. I’m curious if you work out your patterns on paper (or computer) or if some of the patterns come from just wingin’ it? Absolutely stunning no matter what.

[@FeldthouseFamilyWoodworks]

Thanks so much! I work it all out on paper, definitely not winging it.

[@NirvanaWoodWorksbyJanie]

They would be A LOT of wasted gorgeous and super expensive material if just winging it 🤣😭

[@chrisweigand1817]

Man, you are so creative and your boards are amazing. I do have a question... does it matter how you get to the end result as long as it is all end grain? Guess I am asking if it's ok to mix face grain with edge grain in the processes of making an end grain board? Oh yeah, just watched your end grain threw a planer videos 1 and 2 and the tips on how you do your glue up helped me so much! Thank you

[@FeldthouseFamilyWoodworks]

Because of the exposure to moisture and temperature fluctuations it's not a good idea to mix grain directions. For cutting boards I highly recommend keeping the grains flowing in the same directions

[@chrisweigand1817]

@@FeldthouseFamilyWoodworks thank you. Im still curious about this tho. Edge grain and end grain both being long grain is it a no-no to mix? Example, I have 8/4 walnut and 4/4 black limba. Making panels to be crosscut for an end grain board. Walnut face down and limba on edge, alternating them. Bad idea? I can not find a definitive answer. Obviously I am fairly new to the cutting board game.

[@joseadriano8328]

Mostra mas detalhado como fazer as colagens

[@joseadriano8328]

Pois gostaria de aprender

[@renegadegl]

What do you do with the leftover triangles from the 45 degree cuts?

[@FeldthouseFamilyWoodworks]

I use them for chaos bilets

[@NVM3Phoenix]

How would you cut the boards if you don’t have a band saw?

[@andylong6589]

I don't even know where to buy wood...lol