Understanding Basketweave - Laying Out a Basket Stamp on a Straight Line

[@andretobing9658]

when the world needed him most he returned. big fan of your work man!

[@robwagner7545]

What a fantastic explanation of how to improve basket stamps. Wow, thanks for all the tips.

[@susantipsyhealy7655]

Wow, you are the first one to really explain how to do this. I recently purchased a diode laser. I will attempt to make a jig for each of my basket stamps. I found your channel by accident and glad I did. Your belt video has inspired me to do better in my craftsmanship.

[@JuhEffRee]

HowTo/Tutorials like this are so much better here. I know artists don't get as many "hits" here as Instagram, but this platform is made for learning and the other is just for show.

[@addominic7538]

Ben is back on KZbin! This was a pleasant surprise in my feed.

[@TyLewis55]

You almost sound like Mike Rowe from Dirty Jobs lol. Thank you for a great tip for basket weave stamping, hopefully there will be many more in the future! looking forward to it

[@BMGeisler]

Thanks man, I’ve definitely been called worse!

[@TyLewis55]

@@BMGeisler not bad at all, the voice just sounded familiar lol

[@jamesosborn4634]

thank you brother

[@scottmorris3941]

I want to buy a belt, can’t find them

[@BMGeisler]

As a custom item, they aren't on my website. Send me an email at [e-mail]

[@tylerjohnson3863]

How do you find the master angle?

[@BMGeisler]

It’s in the video. On a piece of scrap, stamp a line of stamps however you can lay them the straightest and run a baseline off of that. Once you have a baseline, set your protractor on the baseline and use it to measure the angle of the basket leg. That’s the master angle.

[@galileopotato167]

Dope