What was the logic behind finishing the wood before the final glue up? Also, could you post a link or give the name for the magnet connectors you used?
I love your wood idea but as someone who does a lot of wood for the Renaissance fairs n such knows that wood gets heavy to carry it around a lot. I'm custom making a DM screen using leather like a leather book with custom artwork carved into the leather, starting with my family coat of arms on the main front panel and for my hinges leather straps carved to look like rot iron as the panels all fold in on themselves. Plus not everyone has the space or can afford the fancy wood working tools like a router, large table saw, etc.
What was the logic behind finishing the wood before the final glue up? Also, could you post a link or give the name for the magnet connectors you used?
What kinda of finish are you using? It really brings out the beauty of the wood!
Gorgeous! I especially love minute 10:44 and 18:00.. How long did this take you?
It took about a month working on and off. Working straight through it for a client would take about a week!
What's the metal stock you used for the inset magnet bar? Just steel from the yard shined and polished? Cheers
This is amazing! What are those screw magnets you used called?
This is a great build, awesome work. I like how the panels can be flipped and the magnets still connect
This was beautiful to watch. Thank you for sharing
The filming is as exquisite as the final product. I love it.
Love it
Now that is beautiful!
wow! just wow! good job!!
I love your wood idea but as someone who does a lot of wood for the Renaissance fairs n such knows that wood gets heavy to carry it around a lot. I'm custom making a DM screen using leather like a leather book with custom artwork carved into the leather, starting with my family coat of arms on the main front panel and for my hinges leather straps carved to look like rot iron as the panels all fold in on themselves.
Plus not everyone has the space or can afford the fancy wood working tools like a router, large table saw, etc.