In this video I use up some small off cuts to make a segmented type. I'm unsure of all the species however there's absolutely – Purple Heart, Wenge, Walnut, Spalted Beech, Black Palm, Oak, Zebrano, Iroko, Kingwood and Sycamore.
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Wow, absolutely love it. Great job Andy. π π
Good evening, Andy! This is an amazing work π π π. Best regards, Hans π» π¦πΉ.
I love it! That is really pretty! Using offcuts is not only practical (since I know many woods aren’t cheap), but it also helps to showcase the beauty and uniqueness of each wood when placed together. β€
Fantastic piece! thank you
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Why? A picture can tell a thousand words…just watch it all come togetherπ
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…amazing…and done without the expensive planer or drum sander…and with, what looked like, homemade jigs and tools…thanks for showing us an alternate way to do something like this…π
Love it…
Matt
Can I ask where you got that sanding disc?
Very nice result.
That is very pretty with all the mixed scraps. Great thinking.β€β€β€
I always enjoy watching the new episodes. The earlier ones fill the interim between… Be well.
I think my favorite part is the sanding. Gotta say, I can’t get enough of your work. You always seem to post fully original ideas and they’re always amazing! Thanks for sharing Andy. I hope you have a great day!β€
Excellent! π
I was able to obtain a bunch of cherry and walnut cores that were left after they took off for veneer. They have been used for many projects so far. Always enjoy your work. thanks for posting.
The offcut genius strikes again! Awesome piece π
Proper! β€
Lovely as always. The juxtaposition of organic and geometric reminds me of a Klimt painting.