Each cube is one 27mm wide piece of jarrah and two 9mm strips of rosewood. Height is trimmed to 45mm to match. 600mm long when in long grain. I believe the end grain cuts were at 46mm thick which gave me 12 pieces to turn.
@@Grit-lw8pt haha! 🤣👌🏼 looking forward to catching up again mate, I might pop down for a beer in a couple of weekends if you’re not too busy weaving bread boards 😜
The brown wood is new Guinea Rosewood and the red wood is western Australia jarrah. No wallnut in this one. It's bloody expensive over here so I use it sparingly!
Each cube is one 27mm wide piece of jarrah and two 9mm strips of rosewood. Height is trimmed to 45mm to match. 600mm long when in long grain. I believe the end grain cuts were at 46mm thick which gave me 12 pieces to turn.
Beautiful boards! Thanks for helping to demystify the basket weave pattern process
Just gorgeous when you rub it with the oil
Great work. It looks perfect. Thanks for sharing. I am a Korean.
Cheers. It's amazing how a little video I made in my shed makes it all over the world!
Looks great👍
Looks great! Would you mind sharing the dimensions of the various cuts you make?
Each cube is one 27mm wide piece of jarrah and two 9mm strips of rosewood. Height is trimmed to 45mm to match. 600mm long when in long grain. I believe the end grain cuts were at 46mm thick which gave me 12 pieces to turn.
Sorry for the late reply
Nice work there big fella!
Much appreciated
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@@TheIdeasGuy he's a good bloke, usually comments first!
@@Grit-lw8pt haha! 🤣👌🏼 looking forward to catching up again mate, I might pop down for a beer in a couple of weekends if you’re not too busy weaving bread boards 😜
@@TheIdeasGuy cheers mate, sounds like a plan
Great job do have you a design for the handle jig thanks salty
I also noticed the handle jig, I'll be making one of these!!
Walnut is used; What is the other type of wood?
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The brown wood is new Guinea Rosewood and the red wood is western Australia jarrah. No wallnut in this one. It's bloody expensive over here so I use it sparingly!
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Very nice! What were starting and finishing dimensions? Opps found them in the thread!
What were the dimensions you cut
Each cube is one 27mm wide piece of jarrah and two 9mm strips of rosewood. Height is trimmed to 45mm to match. 600mm long when in long grain. I believe the end grain cuts were at 46mm thick which gave me 12 pieces to turn.
A little bit of explanation or giving dimensions would take this to anew level otherwise it is just meaningless motions