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The Marble Mountain Craftsman
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2020
Rebuilding A Kalamazoo Model Two Amp
I rebuilt this Kalamazoo Model Two amplifier for a dear friend of mine, and who is also a very talented musician, and a very hard working dad. I wanted to make sure that I made him the nicest amp rebuild I could do, since this amp is very close to his heart. He is a tree faller, and the maple I used in this video is what I got from him a few years ago, milled it up, and has been drying ever since.
It was truly a privilege to have the opportunity to be creative and build this for him.
I am thinking about making a guitar for a future video now.
I appreciate everyone of you that watches my videos.
Visit my Facebook page to see more of the things I make at:
TheMarbleMountainCraftsman
Visit my website at: www.marblemountaincraftsman.com/
It was truly a privilege to have the opportunity to be creative and build this for him.
I am thinking about making a guitar for a future video now.
I appreciate everyone of you that watches my videos.
Visit my Facebook page to see more of the things I make at:
TheMarbleMountainCraftsman
Visit my website at: www.marblemountaincraftsman.com/
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Have a Bandsaw? You Should Be Buying Old Rollerblades!!
มุมมอง 6832 ปีที่แล้ว
If you have a bandsaw, you should be buying old roller blades, or cutting the wheels off of old rollerblade wheeled chairs. There are 2 bearings in each wheel that will fit a small bandsaw for the blade guide bearings. These bearings are usually $10 each when purchased. Save yourself some money. See my projects, and other things that I have made: TheMarbleMountainCraftsman instagra...
American Flag Memorial Display Case For Fallen Hero
มุมมอง 4.8K2 ปีที่แล้ว
5'x9' American Flag Memorial Display Case. Hand made out of American Black Walnut that I hand select and mill up myself. Polished brass plate with any kind of personalization available. It is such an honor to have the opportunity to make this case for Sgt. Michael D. Rudd, who was taken from this world far too soon. My sincerest compassion and empathy are with his family. Visit my Facebook page...
Wood Silhouette Cutout of The Beatles!
มุมมอง 1172 ปีที่แล้ว
I cut this silhouette picture of The Beatles with my scroll saw. I didn't show the actual cutting on the scroll saw, but the process of how it is cut out in steps. Copyright Disclaimer: The music in this video is "Let It Be" by The Beatles. I am using a part of their copyrighted work without their permission. Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made f...
Fine Tuning Harbor Freight Brass Mini Hand Planes
มุมมอง 2.5K2 ปีที่แล้ว
I bought a set of 3 brass mini hand planes from Harbor Freight. I knew the quality of these were not the best when I bought them, but I also knew that I could fine tune them to make them really nice too. Started with sanding them down, and then polishing them nice and smooth. A nice coat of wax on them really makes them glide across the wood. Facebook: TheMarbleMountainCraftsman In...
2 Woven Cutting Boards
มุมมอง 99K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Made with Black Walnut, Black Oak, Maple (thin strips), Purple Heart & African Padauk. This is a woven wood art style. I am very pleased with how these turned out. I have seen other people do this style of cutting board, and I wanted to do my own take on it. I was able to make 2 different cutting boards from the cutouts of what I thought was going to be only 1 cutting board. Visit my Facebook P...
From Log To Coffee Table
มุมมอง 3633 ปีที่แล้ว
I made this live edge Black Walnut coffee table from logs that came from the beautiful Forks of Salmon in the north tip of California. I show how this table was created from the very beginning of loading the logs to the finished piece. I greatly enjoy the entire process from the start of a log to working the wood into a piece of beautiful furniture that will enhance the beauty of a room.
Organized Chaos Rolling Pin
มุมมอง 1.2K3 ปีที่แล้ว
I made this rolling pin with Black Oak as the main part. The inlays are Purple Heart, African Padauk, Yellow heart, Wenge and Black Walnut. this was such a fun project to make, and I got to make it on the new Grizzly G0694 lathe. Check out my Facebook page for more of the things I make: TheMarbleMountainCraftsman
Quick & Simple Western Red Cedar Candy Dish
มุมมอง 2113 ปีที่แล้ว
This is a very quick and simple, one piece candy dish from a piece of scrap 2"x6" Western Red Cedar I had laying around in my shop. What better way to use up scraps than to make something out of them? Check out my Facebook page for other things that I make: TheMarbleMountainCraftsman
Segmented Bowl - 14" Diameter, 192 Pieces
มุมมอง 6213 ปีที่แล้ว
Segmented Bowl made with Birds Eye Black Walnut, Black Oak, Aged Tanoak, & African Padauk (small dots). This was a fun bowl to make, and really turned out good. Check out my Facebook page for other things that I make: TheMarbleMountainCraftsman
GearHeart Industry Branding Iron Stamp - Unboxing & First Time Using
มุมมอง 2.6K3 ปีที่แล้ว
I ordered this heat stamp from GearHeart Industries with my logo on it. I had high expectations for this stamp, and I wasn't let down. This is a good solid quality product. I admit that there is a little bit of a learning curve with it to get the heat right with using a torch, but they do sell other kinds. If you have been thinking about getting a wood burning stamp, I would highly recommend th...
Making An End Grain Cutting Board
มุมมอง 15K3 ปีที่แล้ว
I made this cutting board out of Black Walnut, English Walnut, Black Oak, Tanoak & African Zircote wood. I did the design on my computer to figure out the pattern that I wanted, and then built it from my drawing. I stuck with the design drawing and didn't veer off from it at all. I ran into a bit of a problem with the first glue up, but I fixed that, and this cutting board turned out very prett...
Making a Twice Turned Black Walnut Bowl
มุมมอง 3333 ปีที่แล้ว
I turned this bowl blank a few months ago waiting for it to dry out more. I hit it with the moisture meter a few days ago and it read at 8%, so it was ready to turn again. I used shine juice as the finish, and it came out very nicely. This piece was one of the odd pieces that got tossed off to the side from milling up a black walnut log. It's amazing what can be done with scrap wood.
Black Walnut, Black Oak Burl, & Charcoal Colored Lexan Polycarbonate Chalice with Captive Ring
มุมมอง 4254 ปีที่แล้ว
I made this chalice out of Black Walnut, Black Oak Burl & Charcoal Colored Lexan Polycarbonate with a captive ring. I have seen so many videos with epoxy, but I wondered if it was possible to use Lexan epoxied to different colored woods. I may expand and experiment with this more in the future with more turning projects, and maybe some cutting boards as well. Check out some of the other things ...
Cocobolo With Tanoak & Black Walnut Wood Candy Dish
มุมมอง 1.1K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Here is a simple Candy dish I made out of Cocobolo wood with Tanoak and Black Walnut design feature. It took me a while to figure out the wood species as the Cocobolo was given to me by a friend. I didn't know during the beginning of filming this. That is at least what I have been able to narrow it down to that looks the closest, and with the density that it is. Thank you all very kindly for wa...
Woodturning Black Walnut Dish With Curved Tanoak Accents
มุมมอง 9634 ปีที่แล้ว
Woodturning Black Walnut Dish With Curved Tanoak Accents
Silver Maple Log to Bowl With Curved Black Walnut Accents
มุมมอง 4454 ปีที่แล้ว
Silver Maple Log to Bowl With Curved Black Walnut Accents
Simple Way Of Making Cole Jaws For My Lathe
มุมมอง 18K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Simple Way Of Making Cole Jaws For My Lathe
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Where did you get the sander for the juice groves??? thats a game changer
neat plate feature, never seen that before
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Dude, the wood on wood rub is genius. Im currently watching you and your daughter oil the boards. They turned out fantastic. Hey I am trying out a new cutting board oil. Its called Bumblechutes and I’ve been hearing great things. I’ll let you know how it goes if you’re looking for another oil option. Your designs are down right amazing!!! Im trying them for myself.
Is this end grain or long grain?
Awesome. I have a Laguna 14/12 bandsaw and can't trust it to make those cuts. It wanders too much.
Why didn't you make it so that you bolted through from the other side ,then you wouldn't have to screw the bolts in so far and they would be more secure as they would be pulling the T nuts into the wood ! Other than that a really great idea 👍👍🔨🔨
WOW….!!
Thank you very much!! :)
very cool but do you want them touching your blade?
I do cutting boards and have had most turn out pretty nice. But your taking me to another level and I cant wait to get started!! Great work. :)
Thank you very much! I'm glad that I was able to get you to the next level. These take a lot of patience and time to make, but it is very worth it in the end.
Those are gorgeous. What do you charge for them as it’s an extremely intensive build?
Thank you so much! I appreciate that. I usually charge $400 for one of these.
WOW!!!
Will this also work for interior compression of staves? Seems logical to me, but I've never tried one of these.
That is a piece of art! Geat job!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that. I like to think that my work is functional art. :)
Wow, what a work of art. Beautiful job and explained so well. Takes a whole lot of patience to get to the finish line. But the reward is so worth it. Absolutely love the end product!
Thank you so much! It does take a lot of time to make one of these, but it is totally worth it.
Regrease them. You don't need to throw them away
I will regrease them, but not all of them can be saved. Sometimes the bearings are too far gone inside.
nice. thanks.
Fantastic video! One quick question, when you hot glue the boards together how much overhang is there?
That's a good question. I would say anywhere from 3/4" to 1", it could be more, depending on how you want the weave to be, and where you want it to be.
Awesome!
Thank you! :)
I really don’t have words for the skills you put into these cutting boards so I will just say fantastic. They turned out absolutely amazing.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind compliment! It does take a lot of work to make something like this.
I bought mine from Gearhart about 2 years ago. Mine is solid brass and works perfectly. Wish I could put picture of my logo in comments.
Beautifully done from the introductory tribute through the project. I'm in the midst of building one for my dad's burial flag. I have been looking how to design a simple but attractive base and ran across this video. Really appreciate your showing all the details of the build. Thank you.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. And one I cam back to to have a second look now that I made a few weaving boards myself. One question, what router bit are you using to route out your personal signature? I really like the idea of that. Cheers, 🎈
Thank you so much! I'm actually using a router bit setup for my Dremel tool. It's the only thing small enough to do a signature like that.
Great work, thanks for sharing this video with us 🙏🏼
Should you be using exotic wood like Paduk, purple hart, and teak among some of the others for food contact? Walnut and maple is ok but the others not so much.
They turned out just beautiful,great video,looking forward to more!
Thank you so much! I appreciate that. I'm working on making some more videos to put up.
Just had an idea for my next board... the shape of a bass guitar with 4 strings.
I have been wanting to do the exact same thing by building a guitar with this type of pattern, haha.
That was amazing from start to finish. I will say one thing, though; I have rarely been more worried than when you did the freehand routing in the end. However; this whole process must have taken a lot of time, and that wood would have cost a minor fortune (at least where I live) - any chance of you telling us how you price a piece like this? :) (And insta-subscribed, even though my feed is full of woodworking already) Thanks for showing us your magic, I really appreciate it. :)
Thank you so much! I appreciate your kind compliment! They take anywhere from 25 to 30 hours to make these. I have a bandsaw mill, so I purchase a lot of the wood as logs, and mill it up. I can get the black walnut, yellowheart, maple and black oak as logs. The exotic wood like the purple heart and the African padauk I buy. I do this as a hobby, so I don't charge full price on these, but I sell them for $400. That is just breaking even so I don't lose money making these.
Wow amazing how long did these take to build
Thank you so much!! It's been a while, but they took anywhere from 25 to 30 hours to make. I can't show everything in a 28 minute TH-cam vide, but they take a long time to make.
Beautiful! What are the dimensions of your board?
Thank you so much! I usually make them to be about 14"x20" x 1-3/8" thick. It's a good size cutting board surface for lots of different things.
hello the flag display case is beautiful I was wondering if you had plans for these?
Thank you so much! Yes, I do have plans for these.
@@themarblemountaincraftsman8029 do you have a place where i could get them.
@@themarblemountaincraftsman8029 thank you
I'd really love to try this one day.
You should definitely try it! The end result is worth all the time and patience.
Beautiful boards Seth, well done. I have a question if you don't mind answering. What does the saw chips/cuttings do to the board by rubbing the board surfaces? You did mention polish / shine. Would this be better than a final sand?
Thank you so much! I appreciate the kind compliment. I use that technique on all of my pieces. The wood on wood rubbing (burnishing) is by far better than a final sand. What it does is create a friction between the two woods rubbing together to actually polish the wood itself. It really brings out the beauty of the natural wood grain. It takes some time and effort, but it is worth it.
Way too many cuts, looks very amateurish. When you copy others, sometimes it's best not to deviate too much.
Could you define "amateurish" for me in this specific situation? It's not so much a copy as it is doing this in my own way. Also, I have never made these woven types of cutting boards before, so I think these turned out good for a first time.
Nice job
Thank you very much! I appreciate that!
If I had not seen the video, it would have literally blown my mind, as it had when I first seen the thumbnail to the video. One thing I despise about social media these days is that everyone is out here sharing and exposing all their unique money-making secrets! Nothing belongs to the person who first came about an idea, anymore. Everyone who has access to the internet, has the potential to know everything! Nothing is a mystery anymore. No use of imagination for over half of our population. Just go to youtube and use someone elses idea and call it your own. Its sad. Sorry for my ramble. I just hate that I saw the video and now know exactly you were able to achieve this design, which to me, lowers the value.
oh yeah, I forgot to mention my main point. GREAT JOB!!!!!!
@@mglet3315 Thank you so much! I truly appreciate your kind words. I understand about what you are saying about now knowing how it's made, and the exposure of social media. I really do. The part of this video that isn't shown is that it took me about 25 hours of total time to make these, and I didn't show everything/all my secrets to how I made this, just the main parts. I basically condensed 25 hours of work into a 28 minute video. I am also thinking about taking this concept (or something similar) and building a new guitar body for my Fender Stratocaster. One of my ideologies of woodworking is that it should be shared with the world. Woodworking should be a selfless act of inspiring each other to reach the highest potential possible. The techniques and craftsmanship of true woodworking are a dying art/skill, and if I can inspire someone to ignite their passion by showing how to do it, then I am beyond grateful to show how I make things.
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you so much! I truly appreciate your kind compliment. ☺
I was hesitant at one point there, cause I thought the pattern would get too messy. But no, it turned out really beautifully. Thank you for this!
Thank you so much for that! I really appreciate it. Trust me, I was a bit hesitant at a couple points that it would also get a bit too much/messy as well, but I went with my intuition and kept at it, because I could see the end result in my head. As an artist, I'm sure that you can relate with that.
@@themarblemountaincraftsman8029 a hundred percent-- if you feel it; go all-in from beginning to the end and you'll always gain the most out of it
Good 👍🏻
Почему тонкие пластинки всегда белого цвета? А есть проект с другим цветом? Черные или красные, или зеленые, синие.... или... или ??
Я сделал гитарный усилитель, который имел разные цвета, которые вы описываете. Посмотрите это видео, чтобы увидеть: th-cam.com/video/deR9zJhr_OA/w-d-xo.html
Well done, sir.
Thank you so much! I truly appreciate that. I had a lot of fun with this one.
Fabulous piece of craftmanship right there ...
Thank you very much!
Can you tell me more about the mixture you made for the finish? It looks really nice.
lol, not too bright.
May I inquire as to which part in particular that you are referring to?
Beautiful, well done. I dont understand the very large cutout underneath. Seems a lil too big
Thank you so much, I appreciate that. The large cutout on the bottom is so a plate can slide underneath it in order to easily transfer chopped food directly to a plate, instead of having to pick it up to move it.
Wow great idea.
@@spiderwebb421 Thank you! I appreciate that. It works very well to be able to do that.
Excellent
Thank you very much!
Beautiful work
Thank you so much! I appreciate that. It is an honor to have made this case.
Nice serving boards. Great job.
Thank you very much!! I appreciate your kind compliment. :)