PEDULLA STUDIO | Building a Sculpted Wooden Cabinet

This Sculpted Wooden Cabinet is made from Tasmanian Blackwood. The doors and drawer fronts are constructed using a process called stacked lamination. Book matched boards ensure grain and colour continuity. These boards are cut down into lengths of timber which are temporarily assembled and roughly carved using power tools, then each individual length is carved by hand to refine the flowing shapes as well as allowing any movement to come out of the material before gluing the pieces together. Gluing the pieces together first, then shaping could result in warping due to the amount of material removed.

The doors and drawers to the Sculpted Wooden Cabinet are all push to open Blum Hardware to ensure natural lines without the use of exposed hardware.

For a list of the Tools/Glues/Finishes and Camera Gear I use (affiliate links)-

Standard Questions-
- What glue do I use? Titebond 3 and Polyurethane glue (foamy glue)
- What finish do I use? Osmo Oil satin

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Designed, built, filmed and edited by Nick Pedulla from Pedulla Studio

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[akitas]

I am an old (76) and experienced woodworker, and son I must say, you are an artist. That cabinet is the best thing I have seen in many a long year. Congratulations on your fine work. I was also pleased to see the Jet/Powermatic/Festool equipment in your workshop. My first choice also.

[TheEternity]

this is not woodworking, this is art!

[Rebel]

Dude doesnt make furniture, he makes pieces of art, the fact that it can be used as furniture is a nice bonus. Bravo.

[elquixote]

SPEECHLESS! There isn't a furniture museum good enough to showcase that "gem".

[jackknows]

This is my first video of your work. The video itself is so relaxing, the piece unfold like a sculpture. A functional sculpture, truly one of the most elegant pieces I've seen in a long time.

[sureshot]

You can keep dropping one video a year. I'll watch it 100 times. Then rewatch the other ones. Holy mackerel you do incredible work. It's also relaxing to watch. Amazing work. Thank you.

[pria]

This was emotional. I am genuinely moved by this piece. You are more than a furniture maker, you are a creator. An artist. I’m honestly honored to be able to watch it come together!

[actionjackson]

Damn bro...as a guy who's been a woodworker for 25 years and a finish carpenter for a living, i am thoroughly impressed. I need to build something like this

[irecruitu]

Good lord, that's gorgeous. When my friends get excited about my cutting boards and card holders, I'll point them to this vid for true artistry. Well done.... sincerely beautiful.

[johngianoulis]

I've been watching woodworking videos on YouTube for 4 years and this is the best finished product I've ever seen--beautiful, beautiful work.

[brendonmyburgh]

Hands down - The most beautiful cabinet I've ever seen in my life. Bravo sir - you truly are a master at your craft. Thank you for sharing this with us. This is something I aspire to be able to do one day - if at all

[lorelando]

It's a pleasure to see someone on youtube work in a safe and professional way with powertools.

[thomsonm]

Absolutely master class. I hope the client truly appreciates what he/she is getting.

[Gethin_Duggan]

It is October 5th 2021, this video currently has 6 thumbs down.
6 morons watched this and didn't like it.
Makes you wonder.
Are they jealous?
Even without the tasteful editing the piece of furniture is absolutely beautiful and unique.

[BHiemisch]

This cabinet is absolutely magnificent. The artistic idea, the perfect craftsmanship are unprecedented. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. Greetings from far away Germany!

[Soaring]

Stunning. A FOREVER PIECE. you’ll be known 200 years from now.

[billiondollardan]

You're a wildly talented guy. Thanks for taking the time to share your work with us!

[stanleychan]

You had a big open workshop.
Well arranged machinery.
A very good panel saw.😊

[thomlipiczky]

Wonderful lesson in working curved surfaces! Also, your design sense is exceptional. There's a cool balance between daring and restraint. And the production values of your videos are excellent. Thanks again.

[MrRonfrank]

Your shop is not like most artists. Neat and clean.