Epoxy Kumiko Pendant Light
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2019
- Kumiko starter kit and jigs - bit.ly/Plans-and-jigs
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Kumiko Starter Kit - bit.ly/asanoha-kit
The combination of epoxy and kumiko is something that I’ve never seen before and I knew I needed to try it out. This is my first try at it and I’m blown away with how it turned out. You’ll be seeing more projects like this from me in the future.
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A total work of art, extremely well explained. This is a branch of woodworking that I have never explored. I will watch many of your other videos. I am 63 years old with woodwork playing a huge part of my lifes journey. I thank you for the video, All the very best, Yours Ricky
Thanks Ricky! I really appreciate the kind words. If you're thinking about trying kumiko, I offer a kumiko starter kit. Check out my website if you're interested
I am extremely tempted; I am deciding if it’s worth making all of the jigs myself. It adds to the journey into another branch. Its amazing how your patience increases as you get older. What kind of hardwood do you recommend using. basswood is a new one to me. I will look forward to watching many of your other videos. All the very best, Yours Ricky
I'd recommend hard maple for the jigs. That's what I use and it seems to take abuse pretty well. It can be tough to work with but it's worth it. For the actual kumiko, basswood is great but you can also use cedar. Anything on the softer side should work well as long as your tools are sharp
Wow this lamp turned out amazing. You did an amazing job on it too the level of detail is outstanding
It’s a wodd’s cloisonné. Wonderful!
Keeping the diamonds plain to let warm light through was an excellent choice.
Johnny, You are so talented my friend. Loved this project and can't wait to watch some more of your work.
Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful!!!!
Great idea wit the epoxy! And that jig on the table saw is just awesome!
Thanks so much!! I made an updated and more adjustable version of that sled and just released it for sale. Check them out if you're interested
jtwood.works/collections/learn-kumiko/products/kumiko-table-saw-sled
Ποοοοο απλά υπέροχο φίλε μου μπράβο σου είναι πανέμορφο το έργο σου
Such beautiful work! I need to spend a lot more time in my shop!
That's so much! It was a fun build
I'm so excited I found your channel and now I can binge all this FIRE kumiko content. LOVE the kumiko + epoxy idea, hadn't seen that before. I'm just getting everything ready to really deep dive on making kumiko and hopefully have some great holiday gifts ready in time this year. Thanks for the videos!
Thanks so much! I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. I sell kumiko start kits if you're interested. They're a great way to get started and they're available on my website www.jtwood.works
Gorgeous lamp, JT! Really nice job explaining everything!
Thanks Bruce!! I appreciate it
Nicely done, buddy. Nicely done !
Thank you!
This is amazing- and that JIG!!!
Thanks so much!! Are you referring to the table saw sled? I made an updated model and I have plans for it if you're interested. You can find them here jtwood.works/collections/plans
this turned out awesome. im just getting started with Kumiko and i really like the epoxy Kumiko combo.
Thanks! It's a fun combo. You can do a lot and make it look like stained glass
Beautiful work Johnny! 😍👍🏻👊🏻
Thank so much Fred!! 👊
Wow, this is one beautiful pendant.
Thanks so much!!
Absolutely beautiful work ! I love it.
Thanks so much! It was a fun project
I have just discovered your channel, already subscribed. You Kumiko skills are awesome. Love this epoxy mix. Awesome work.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you're enjoying it 😊
hi Johnny
I followed this work on Instagram but now I realized all the effort necessary to make it
it's a very beautiful and unique light, good job
Alberto
Thanks for following along Mosca! There was a lot of work that went into this lamp. I was unsure how the epoxy would look at first but I love how it turned out
Really well done video JT!
Thanks Mike!! I really appreciate it
Truly beautiful.
Thanks a ton Dale!!
Looks great, from one resin using, RUclips making JT to another!
Haha thanks bud!!
I finally got a chance to watch this and man did it not disappoint! I am blown away by the detail that goes into this and the visual effect the end result has...absolutely beautiful bud!
Thanks Ethan! I really appreciate that. A lot went into this project and I have a few more epoxy/kumiko projects in mind
That's awesome, I can't wait to see what you got up your sleeve!
Thanks for showing how and sharing that, wow
My pleasure! I'm glad you enjoyed it
AWESOME WORK SIR .I LOVE THE LIGHT.FROM A NEW SUB .DOUG
Thanks Doug! I'm glad you enjoyed it
Прекрасная работа, Джонни! Расстояние между пропилами у 90* и 45*
Nice job
Thanks so much!!
Hi Johnny, what a wonderful Lamp, i love it, have you a Plan for the Kumiko Lamp? Many greetings from Daniel of Germany from Oberhausen
Thanks so much!! The inner design is very complex and because of that I don't have plans for it
This is absolutely exquisite! Do you sell these??
You just earned a new sub! ❤
Thanks! I really appreciate that. I don't sell these but I'll have some different items for sale coming soon
Wish I had that sled in my shop
I designed a more versatile kumiko sled. I have a video on it and plans are available here if you're interested!
jtwood.works/collections/plans/products/kumiko-table-saw-sled-plans
Ufffffffffff hermoso 👍👍👍
The lamp is amazing! I really liked how you combined warm and cold colors! It struck me that for the joints you make one cut with the circular saw. Would you share what saw disk you use? Thank you in advance!
Thanks! The joints can be cut on the table saw with one cut if you use 1/8" material and a full kerf blade. I use the Forrest Woodworker II blade. I believe it's 40 tooth combo blade
@@JTWoodworks Thanks once again!
Beautiful lantern. Do you have a video of this sled you used?
After using this sled I designed a better one with more adjustability. You can watch that one here ruclips.net/video/1JyUgvOnjHM/видео.html
Great work, as alway. Could you shed a little light on how you designed and built that custom sled?
I built a better version and made a video of it. You can find it on my channel and I also have plans available for it linked in that video description
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Thank you
Do you have plans or a tutorial for the sled/jig at 1:45?
I build a better version with more adjustability and I have plans for it on my website. You can watch the video here ruclips.net/video/1JyUgvOnjHM/видео.html