Power carving a maloof seat

Showing step by step how to power carve a maloof seat
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[@jackdotzman2908]

Really appreciate the getter done, no explaining, no endless BS how you made the blank, just carve and make it happen, thank you. Beautifully done, I can only imagine how beautiful the chair is after watching you do a beautiful job of carving the seat. Merry Christmas From Missouri

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Thank you I appreciate it

[@LuckyEleven1177]

I really enjoy your videos. The camera angles are all great vantage points and very stable. The music is a refreshing change from sped up machine sounds. The skill and design are interesting, and your process is fun to watch. I also really value that your videos are not a series of commercials for shit I don’t need or want. Thanks for keeping it real and being true to your craft. I’m inspired and find I’m learning a lot.

[@brianwoodworking6910]

lucky.eleven thanks for watching!

[@BillNicholsTV]

Turned out really well, I just spent a weekend with Jory Brigham and we did some very similar lower carving on seats and seat back - great work

[@camgreer]

A great use for a great sander, gotta love that Festool. BTW, that Maloof seat reminds me of the hood of a '66 Catalina.

[@brianwoodworking6910]

camgreer yeah it’s a pretty good sander . And it alway reminds me a of a sting ray back

[@paulquiroz4070]

Great Video.... What type of disc are you using??? /Thank you

[@mchristopher]

This is a great video. As other commenters have said great camera work and the music is refreshing. There are other videos on carving the seat as you have done but I’ve not been able to find one showing carving the other sections of the seat, in particular the bottom and how it blends into the top. That is what I’m looking for in particular.

[@joer5627]

Beautiful wood. Very nice work

[@alejandrojavierrojastorres9784]

excelente trabajó ING ánimo

[@gfrank8058]

Thanks for sharing your skillset. Awesome job. GF1 👍👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁😁😎

[@paulyanney3151]

How can I get the templates for this chair? Thanks

[@hussainali9999]

Very interesting work , keep up

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Hussain Ali thank you

[@traveler7249]

How deep did you drill the "depth holes"? Great vid

[@Pintukusenjatiperhutani]

How buy carving?

[@billbasta1548]

What kind of grinding wheel do you start with?

[@phucvu7525]

Cho chau xin mot cai luoi đo co đuoc khong a cam on chu

[@Paul-jw3rr]

Good video. Does the carving disc try to run away from you? You showed incredible control.

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Paul no you have pretty good control with it

[@willfay1095]

nice :) do you have any measured drawings for the lines, drill locations and depths, etc? what carving/sanding attachments do you use? thanks

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Will Fay no I don’t offer any drawings and I use kutzall grinding disk and a flap disk

[@willfay1095]

thanks

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Will Fay I have a link in my first dining chair build video that has the drawings

[@willfay1095]

thanks

[@farmain1]

Good day, cuestion: to hiw many RPM works the blade to grind th wood?

[@brianwoodworking6910]

farmain1 it’s not a blade think of it more as a rasp. And I have no idea at all

[@fivostsiplakis562]

Very nice Brian! what did you use for the first rough carving to depth holes?

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Fivos Tsiplakis it’s a kutzall grinding wheel and it works great.

[@fivostsiplakis562]

@@brianwoodworking6910 It really works great. Thanks

[@eddie1078]

Nice work m8! What’s the second disc you’re using after the Kutzall, please?

[@stevensrspcplusmc]

Brian what is the model # of that Milwaukee grinder? I like how you can remove the cord.. thanks for the video 👍😊

[@brianwoodworking6910]

stevensrspcplusmc I couldn’t tell you, I don’t have it anymore

[@andrewpitsko3608]

Very nice

[@ramadantaha3143]

Good job

[@jimmysiniawski7391]

I drew lines across the front so I could see if I was even as I rounded the front . Even then it’s scary to go to far or not far enough.

[@brianwoodworking6910]

You just have to commit to it and get over being scared to do it! I’d rather see one of these chairs over carved, than under carved. Which under carved is what you see from most people and that’s why you see so many ugly power carved chairs

[@germainrioux945]

very nice

[@jgcapdevielle]

hi Brian, great Work !! where can i find the patterns of this chair ..??

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Jonathan Gonzalez I believe you can find it in my dining chair build in the bio

[@choonwahyee9101]

Great's time's , with it '

[@user-fb4ld4sx7y]

Так и не понял, про что смотрел 8 минут....

[@user-fx7qg5hq7w]

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[@coreymcniel3390]

I think you can do it yourself, just watch and learn from Woodglut.

[@Carl-LaFong1618]

who would want a meatloaf seat?