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Showing posts with label woodworking collaboration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label woodworking collaboration. Show all posts
Saturday, October 15, 2016
Makers Rock Album Art Collaboration 2016
A group of us makers and woodworkers are remaking some of our favorite album covers! I'm making Pink Floyd's The Wall out of maple and walnut. We're also going to be giving them away! Check out this video for details about the Makers Rock Album Art Collaboration 2016, then watch for our projects on YouTube on Sunday, October 23rd!
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Flower Press Collaboration and Visitors to the Workshop!
I recently had some visitors in my shop to collaborate on a Flower Press project. Cy from Cy's Corner traveled from Louisiana. Sarah and Charley from Slowvannah Farms traveled from Savannah, GA. And Tim Munsey of Tim's Woodworking paid me a virtual visit from California! Watch all four parts of our Flower Press collaboration below.
Part 1 - Tim Munsey builds an awesome Flower Press. I've never seen a flower press before. It's a pretty cool contraption. Tim shipped it to Cy when he was done.
Part 1 - Tim Munsey builds an awesome Flower Press. I've never seen a flower press before. It's a pretty cool contraption. Tim shipped it to Cy when he was done.
Part 2 - After receiving the flower press from Tim, Cy added some beautiful floral intarsia on the top. I love watching Cy do intarsia. She is so good at it. Cy brought the flower press over to my shop and it was just beautiful!
Part 3 - With the flower press complete, the next step was to prepare some frames for the pressed flowers that Sarah was going to make. We made frames that would stand on a table top. They had a walnut base with pecan sides and two panes of glass. Sarah and Charley took the frames and flower press home to finish the project.
Part 4 - Back at Slowvannah Farms, Sarah squished some flowers with the flower press to get them ready to frame between the glass panes. Watch as Sarah and Charley overcome a couple of challenges to complete the awesome framed pressed flowers.
Extras - As you can see by watching these extra clips, we had a great time visiting with each other. This collaboration was a lot of fun and I hope to hang out with Cy, Sarah, Charley, and Tim again sometime!
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Copper Rose and Tongue Drum Collaboration with Ted Alexander!
My friend and fellow YouTube woodworker Ted Alexander and I decided to do a collaboration and swap projects. I wanted to make one of Ted's Copper Roses, and Ted chose to make one of my Tongue Drums. Be sure to watch both of our videos to see how the projects turned out!
Here is my video showing how I made the Copper Rose:
Here is Ted's video showing how he made the Tongue Drum. Subscribe to his channel for more beautiful wood and metal projects.
This copper rose was made using an 1/8" steel rod with threads on one end, 3 nuts, a sheet of copper, and some patina chemical that you can get from Jax Chemicals. The vase was cut from a chunk of spalted white oak.
Ted's tongue drum is made from Cherry and he designed his own tongue pattern, which was cut with his CNC machine. Check out the legs on this beauty too! Nice work Ted!
This collaboration was lots of fun and I really enjoyed working with Ted and learning something new. Plus, it was a good opportunity to brush up on our acting and video editing skills! Oh, and who knew that the YouTube LIKE button would transport you to someone else's workshop?!
Here is my video showing how I made the Copper Rose:
Here is Ted's video showing how he made the Tongue Drum. Subscribe to his channel for more beautiful wood and metal projects.
This copper rose was made using an 1/8" steel rod with threads on one end, 3 nuts, a sheet of copper, and some patina chemical that you can get from Jax Chemicals. The vase was cut from a chunk of spalted white oak.
This collaboration was lots of fun and I really enjoyed working with Ted and learning something new. Plus, it was a good opportunity to brush up on our acting and video editing skills! Oh, and who knew that the YouTube LIKE button would transport you to someone else's workshop?!
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