How to Bend Wood Like a PRO Woodworker | Woodworking Project

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[kraftyDevilX]

Amazing design but I feel like it would be hard to clean a fruit bowl that got a little moldy. Lots of other uses though...

[oettaminovog]

Due lavori SPETTACOLARI!!! il tavolino ha sapore di design scandinavo..👏👏👍👏👏

[SraTacoMal]

0:48: I regret to inform you that that is bread.

[insight]

It's just amazing, you're creative and talented

[BalapKayuindonesia]

balap kayu slalu senang menonton nya.ide yg bagus sangat kreakti sodara temkch

[commandoconstruction]

Cool projects. Good video, thanks for posting!

[ashrafulalam]

It seems to work according to science...

[tooljunkie]

Cool design! I'd get a piece of tempered glass to help w spills and drops through the cracks. Love ur work/channel

[kevinsmith]

Job And Dope Music From 1 Carpenter to Another I Enjoyed it.

[Toscanto]

Très beau travail juste splendide le mec a du matériel et il sait s "en servir à l'évidence .bravo à vous

[havn]

Do you think that the kerf bends would be stronger if you only cut one side because the grain would be continuous

[scottgoldenberg]

Can you share the thickness of the wood for the bowl? Also how much should be left uncut.

[exstacc]

An unstable non fire-treated wood table with great airflow right next to a grill...

[gerriedanielse]

i enjoyed the video i would like to try making it could give me the measurements please thanks

[SantoRedentor]

N1 looks cool but good luck cleaning that

[erdemoludeniz]

very good

( !!! please do not add background music )

[BIGSTANK]

I saw the video and was like yes finally I can learn how to bend wood like a pro but now I kinda feel like I wasted my time. It's ok work but meh I the feels I get from all this . Just meh.

[wmars]

Cool for sound deading not so much food plate things

[goblinsandgators]

I remember as a child when I lived in the boonies of Mississippi we had the old neighbor that had the old metal trough looking thing. He would basically boil a board for what I would imagine to be hours and then take it clamp it down and bend it to shape to make furniture and other things. I don't know what the longevity is for bending wood that way, let alone in practice would that actually work?

[iamD]

Yikes, the end product isnt looking very appealing with those not so round pieces. Needs improvement.