How To Bend Wood || Woodworking Magic [Wooden Art]
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Link to my more comprehensive guide to steam bending : ruclips.net/video/ywikisAFlVo/видео.html
This channel is criminally underrated.
Thank you, Caitlin. I always come away from watching your videos with new skills to try and apply. Your thorough walking us through your processes, mistakes, and fixes (without the latest and greatest tools) really is a powerful teaching method.
Thanks! appreciate that.
Creative and skilled without fancy equipment. Amazing talent. I have no idea why she doesn't get more views.
It’s a two person job for the average craftsperson. You make it look easy. It’s coming together beautifully.
Thanks! The curved top was the part I was most nervous about making, so needless to say when I got both these bends done I was very happy.
you never cease to amaze. Showing rudimetary skills to building beginner tables to this project and all its skills. Crazy good!
Thanks, this one is definitely one of the top five most difficult builds for my shop.
Great information Thank you
Hello from Scotland 🏴
Thanks! Hello from Jersey!
Hardcore stuff. I'm impressed again on so many levels.
Thanks!
found this by accident-and i learned a great deal
thanks for sharing your experience
No problem
Very nice….you must easily have 200+ hours on this one! True art! Happy Saturday HBW!
I don't really calculate hours just because I am usually working on more then one thing at once, so it's hard to add up. Plus, this has been a long term project. I think my first footage is from the beginning of the summer. But, yes this one has be time consuming.
Гарна робота. Усьпіхі і натхнення. Молодець
Another learning video for us, your viewers.
Thanks for this.
Have a great week.
You have a great week too!
Very neat process, definitely it does take a lot of work to steam bend woods, especially hard dense woods. Effort paid off nicely. Thank you for sharing your process. So much planning for this project. Everyone stay safe, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Thanks!
Your problem solving solutions and creative approach to everything always blows me away. I would have never thought of a steam box/tube made from wood stove piping(which I have a few yards of in the barn!) cheers...rr Normandy, Fra.
They work great, and less time consuming then make a wooden box.
Nice job on the steam bending, it is a process where much could have gone wrong.
Agreed.
Ingenious work! You are so smart and amazing!
Great build. Thanks so much
Awesome job steam bending. I’ve got all the things to make a steam chamber and I’m going to make it. I’ve got a chair project to try it on. If it doesn’t work it will be thin strips glued in a form.
My first big steaming project was a chair. I had to bend 2 inch square oak for the legs. Had two failures on that one. And that was with using green, quarter sawn oak. But, bending thicker lumber is a whole new ballgame verus this 1/4 -5/16 inch stuff in this video.
Looking Good!!! I never steam bent before. However, I would like to give it a try. I like the idea of using 8 inch vent pipe for the box.
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Thicker pieces get more difficult, but you can do some really cool things with thinner boards and little failures.
Another great video, the amount of time spent making forms and the fact that the forms are normally scrap afterwards because like you said the chances of needing that exact bend again is near zero makes the cost of something like this prohibitive in most cases, but it is great to see the process again and once again I feel the need to try this 🙄, not sure on what but you never know something might come along 👌👌👌👍👍👍🇦🇺
Yeah one off bends are just kinda depressing with amount of work that won't be used again. I think where steam bending really excels is someone making repetitive bends like chairs and lamp shades. Then the utility of the forms and bending strap outweighs the effort to make it ten fold.
Great build. You take on a challenge and make it work...nicely done!
Thanks!
You need about 10 hands when bending wood! Nice bending job! That's the down side of building a one of that requires a special jig a lot of work and material that only gets used once! Really looking good!
I know all these jigs/forms are already taken apart, and the hardware stored for later use. The rest is in the trash pile. I hate the waste of it, but I just don't have the space to store stuff like this.
I've really enjoyed watching the progress of this project. That was some good bending going on, I always thought wood bending would've used higher cost tools (based on how I've seen it done in other videos), glad to see it doesn't. As someone starting to get into hand planes I do envy your skill with those...just a little...
I think like most things in woodworker you can do it the Ferrari way, the Toyota way, or the Kia way. They all usually work, but the ride is all a little different. I always aim for decent quality tools that garner a solid end result without breaking the bank.
Great work HB, a teaching lesson in every clip, no frills just the job done. Thank you.
Thanks!
Good information! I've wanted o try this, just never had the need. I've built arched topped door openings, but it was interior paint grade and my trim supplier got me some flexible trim. Made it simple and fast. But that was new construction piece work. Must different than what you are building. Great work!! Looks awesome!!
Flexible trim. Jealous.
Very impressive! 👍
Thanks!
Genius
It seems that making jigs takes more time than the actual work. Watching you work makes me realize how you keep that girlish figure. hehe
I notice you use a lot of Harbor Freight tools. It's all I use. The 6" clamps are $3 through tomorrow.
In all honesty, while those clamps are a great price, I don't love them. But, thanks for the sale info.
Do you have Festool painted on your floor?
Hahahaha no. I used to have a neighbor who worked for Woodcraft. They gave him the Festool mat for one reason or another. He knew I was a wood worker and stood on concrete all day so he gave it too me.
@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks i finally bought some after using every excuse not too. It is indeed really nice. Fortunately I can’t afford more yet.
I honestly do not know much about their products because I know the price point just isn't happening for me. And haven't researched what they have.
@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks I would love to see you get some sponsors. I think your content is as good as someone like Spenser Lewis, or FinishCarpentryTV. I learn something, or at least get to appreciate a skilled professional when I watch your content. Please keep teaching and sharing. (I am a cabinet/furniture maker).
I hope you're making a ton of money, you're working so hard. I spent a life time doing things like this and you always fall into the trap of thinking you can build it faster then you really can. Great work.
I was smart on this one and over estimated, because I also think it will be easier/faster than it ever is. So the price I thought was originally too high is turning out to be just right.
I see,I click, I love.👍📐🇨🇦