Sculptural Woodworking

[@markpope6162]

Thank you Tom and Kris for (yet) another brilliant video.

[@EpicWoodworking]

Thanks Mark, that was an unusual one being a customized shaping process. Glad you enjoyed it! 👍😎

[@ChrisStCyr-gnt7]

What a great video. I’ve made several trays of the machine friendly variety. I can’t wait to try this.

[@woodworker288]

Enjoyed ever minute. Machine’s take away the craftsmen ship. The handle really adds a nice touch. Well done

[@EpicWoodworking]

Thank you, I’m so glad you enjoyed it in its entirety…I was thinking to myself I was going to long with it and needed to push it along faster 😎👍

[@andrew15002003]

Great video. Thank you both.

[@EpicWoodworking]

Thanks Andrew, that was a fun one 👍😎

[@dpmeyer4867]

great job

[@EpicWoodworking]

Thank you! 👍

[@johngalanes5264]

Very interesting! An amazing amount of labor in just one part of the project - well done.

[@EpicWoodworking]

Thank you John, yes, these are the unseen nuances of custom furniture and sculptural work. I enjoy it even more now that I am working among so many new friends. Thanks for watching! 👍😎

[@jerrystark3587]

Another great session. Interesting, instructive, and impressive. Many thanks!!

[@EpicWoodworking]

Great, thanks Jerry! 👍

[@alans1816]

You may be able to make the end with the handle from a wider board of the same thickness as the other sides. This would be done by using the face of the board as the inner face, and tapering the outer face. The excess above the taper is positioned to become the handle. There's a little adjustment of the inner bottom near the groove. It may not matter if you have the thicker stock, but it's another option.

[@EpicWoodworking]

Hmmm, I think you’ll have to show me what you mean by that description. The trick with this piece was the corners had to be mitered, so that needed to happen referencing off the inside face before it was tapered. But I certainly agree, there are more ways to approach this one for sure. 👍😎

[@gregrogers8407]

Well done. On one of your previous episodes, you mentioned something called a feldor, or something like that. What is a feldor? Assuming that I spelled it correctly, I couldn't find it on google.

[@123johnp123]

It’s his felder brand tablesaw. Bandsaw too I think.

[@EpicWoodworking]

Yes, John has it right, I was referring to the Felder K700 slider tablesaw, or the Felder FB510 bandsaw in my shop. Thanks for watching! 👍