How to Deal with Wood Movement - warps/cups

[@strazzafurniture]

Great video! Thanks for sharing your wisdom!

[@Grabovetskiy]

Thank You Frank

[@johnrevard8115]

I like your new studio

[@B30pt87]

I was hoping that was the answer you would give! That's what I have noticed too.

[@juliegreen6859]

Good to see you! I’ve missed you.

[@Grabovetskiy]

Thank You

[@grafhix79]

Welcome back mate, looking forward to new content

[@Grabovetskiy]

Thank You! New content is coming up!

[@carlosbass8213]

Welcome back. I have missed seeing your entertaining and informative carving videos. You are indeed a master of your craft and a pleasure to learn from.

[@Grabovetskiy]

Thank You

[@butterboy9571]

Happy to see new content, thank you!

[@Grabovetskiy]

Thank You

[@White-Rose-Woodworking]

Good afternoon from Louisiana

[@felipehuibonhoa7338]

Wow. Will that project be in your school?

[@Grabovetskiy]

I did not film it,

[@felipehuibonhoa7338]

Too bad! That would have been a great project to add to your school.

[@Grabovetskiy]

@@felipehuibonhoa7338 Let me think about it. I need first to complete ongoing small projects and maybe will carve a new version of this Oak branch.

[@felipehuibonhoa7338]

@@Grabovetskiy That would be great. When you film a project for the school. It is so much easier to follow you because of the different angles you show vs. The projects from your live teaching.

[@amandameglio2903]

I may have missed this or missunderstood. So I have a question. Since you would have more warping on the low relief which side would you carve?

[@Grabovetskiy]

Here is the next video. I am talking about it kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGKscpKZYqh7bqc

[@matteo4881]

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