Making Patterned Plywood - Including a Bowl, Coasters & More
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Published 2020-10-12
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This video came about totally by accident. I put together a jig for making a new Yosegi pattern, I used plywood to test it out and really liked the pieces that came from that. I didn't get around to making any new yosegi as I continued playing around with the plywood pieces instead but I will be using the jig for the yosegi when I get chance.
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All Comments (21)
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This video came about totally by accident. I put together the jig for making a new Yosegi pattern, I used plywood to test it out and really liked the pieces that came from that. I didn't get around to making any new yosegi as I continued playing around with the plywood pieces instead but I will be using the jig for the yosegi when I get chance. :)
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Neil saying "I'm pretty good here" propably means that NASA could calibrate their tools with those plywood pieces.
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As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement youtube.com/post/UgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdU… . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!
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Not only skill, but an abundance of patience. Regards from a very wet England.
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I think the distorted pattern of a deeper bowl would actually be really cool.
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A true artist can easily turn an ordinary object into a remarkable piece of art. To me that’s what you are my friend, a True Artist. Thanks!
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Don't sell yourself short, this is brilliant. I've been looking into a lot of patterned plywood for an upcoming project(s) and love it. This really looks great !!!
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You are like the Bob Ross of woodwork. “Look at this happy little accident that I found in my offcuts....”
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As the late Bob Ross said, "We don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents." This "happy little accident" looks fantastic. Well done, Neil.
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This is funny. a friend just showed me his new kitchen floor. His jig looks just like yours. He cut the tiles 1/2 inch thick. He used a water based acrylic mastic to put them down and polyurethane on top. He said he had the plywood and he had more time than money. It looks terrific. He said he got the idea from making scarf joints for boat planking.
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Pask makes the world's first plywood frisbee!
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Again: where do you find the patience? You are the most Zen woodworker I ever saw.
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With some heavy duty weather sealant, this would make for a very cool backsplash or bathroom tile. You'd have to keep resealing them over the years, but for a unique creation that bit of maintenance is worth it.
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Sometimes I start to think I'm getting good, then Neil puts out yet another project video. Totally inspiring, and keeps me aiming higher. Thanks Neil.
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Accidents often yield amazing results, this is clearly a good example of that face. This is a brilliant technique, with a beautiful end result!
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10:43 Supervisor passing through to make sure he's still hard at work.
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I love how you get an idea, and your brain must explode with so many more, I only get one or two ideas, I'm afraid I have rely on artists as fantastic as you to help me with inspiration. Brilliant, absolutely brilliant, keep up the fantastic work. 👏👏👏👏👍👊
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Neil, you and your videos are simply The Best. I look forward to your videos more than any other on YouTube. I really mean that. They’re so informative, educational, entertaining, and, above all, relaxing. I’m very grateful for all the time and hard work you put into your productions. They’re masterpieces in my book.
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Very nice Neil! Cool to see another pattern you can do with ply!! I might have to try my hand at triangles as well.
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The platter would make for an interesting clock. Love the idea
