Unique Woodworking Projects #3

[@androo9320]

You sir, are insanely talented! From one incorrigibly original woodworker to another, I admire the beat that your drummer keeps; never hesitate to continue following that guy!

[@androo9320]

And, I forgot to add, you have more than earned a subscriber! I look forward to seeing more of your wondrous work....

[@SteveRamsey]

Stunning work. Yeah, the lamp is amazing. Great idea.

[@noninitiegratie4090]

SURPRENANT, comme d'habitude... Ina, Romania

[@themattin]

The Ceiling Lamp is particularly superb. can't decide if i like that or the candle holders best of all. Great work again! :)

[@chrishenderson1983]

i gotta say those candle sticks are stunning.

[@ArtisticEpoxy]

Cool Cool Cool! I like the birch and the Shade!

[@shoogelniffty1]

Amazing work i really like the candle holders simple but perfect. thanks for the insparation i've only just started ,well having a go at this kind of woodwork, i spent the weekend collecting odd bits from around the woods, hoping to come up with a few ideas soon. thanks for sharing.

[@shimulbiswas2655]

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[@PaulHenkel]

Awesome work! I'm just getting into it and bought all the tools, but have a few questions: When you made those bowls, did you have those rough cross sections drying for years? I'm hoping I can go in the forest and chainsaw some fallen trees. Also, What kind of griding pad do you use? Thanks

[@ArtisticEpoxy]

I have. I grew up in Alaska where every other tree is a birch. And yes birch to grow burls. I have not seen them often though. I have seen swirly burls and pin burls on birch.

[@michaelknowles819]

I have to say... those candle holders are stunning beautiful. I'm also getting into carving, although my wood choices are far different compared to yours; I had never heard of Golden chain before this. Do you use any of the lancelot or squire angle grinder blades?

[@michaelknowles819]

@Mueiwark I hear you, I've had a few 'accidents' with my table saw and not much scares me... but having a mini-chainsaw so close to your hands just seems so... wrong! I use the saburr tooth brand bits for my dremel and foredom carvers, so I may just look those up instead. Keep up the excellent work!

[@sirgreggins8824]

2:05 wow!!!! that grain just pops

[@Wayoutthere]

@Worrall82 I recommend donut wheels because the roundness of the disk allows you to make smoother surfaces at any angle. Also, get two! The orange extra coarse one, and the fine yellow disk. No need to buy a green/brown intermediate disk, waste of money. Good luck!

[@ArtisticEpoxy]

I have. I grew up in Alaska where every other tree is a birch.

[@MrZenigata87]

Very beautiful works...

[@Hollyds]

Loved it

[@Wayoutthere]

@exrated Thx for your nice comment. :) I indeed use blades for the Angle grinder. They are 'Saburr-tooth' carbide disks. Much safer, and only little slower then the Lancelot type of chainsaw blades. Seriously, I am a pro tree feller, and those disks scare me. If they grab clothes, they will totally maul you up because you can't reach the off switch in time, and the wound cannot be stitched because the edges are to rough.. Be safe!

[@n1ck3o76]

Where can I buy that disk for the grinder from???

[@breezerbro]

You are amazing.

[@Wayoutthere]

@n1ck3o7 They are called 'Saburr Tooth' disks, if you do a Google search you'll find the company that sells them. I see you're from the UK, so you might look at 'Toolpost' dot Co dot UK.

[@tomadi2772]

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