How to bend wood for less cash.

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[dalbygriffis]

I have been dry bending hard Wood for sixty years, stair railing, shutters, etc , I like this technique good video.

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[royunderwood]

Great technique. I’ll definitely use that in the future.

[funfrock]

Hi great video and the end product looked great. I am a professional cabinet maker in the UK and do this sort of thing all the time in one form or another. Just one observation you don't need to spend time and money on making curved bag pressed jigs if you already have the shaped piece, you can just put piece into the bag with the skin lamination and the bag will form it to the shaped stacked piece, as the the bag put the same pressure from all sides it won't deform the original shape. Hope that makes sense.

[CuriousCrow-mpcx]

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Another freemason woodworker given everything to make it to the top and teach us how to do it, to regular real ones who work for everything we have. Thanks mate.

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