Hulk vs The Thing out of Wood | Marvel Woodworking Project
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- I used all natural wood colors. No paint, dye, or stain was used to make this scroll saw project. I saw this picture in a Fantastic Four comic and knew I had to figure out how to turn it into scroll saw artwork. It can be difficult to take artwork and make it into a woodworking project and this was no exception. I do love how the picture frame turned out. I knew I wanted a wood picture frame that coordinates well with the artwork. If you want to see how that was made then go to my main channel Newton Makes.
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Oh you have some patience my friend. I would've just carved thing with my dremel. Also unicorn spit works great for a little hue of a color
wow they are so good I love it
Nice work!
Thanks man!
Beautiful. Love your approach to working. Thanks for actually making something
Glad you enjoyed it
Respect!!!
Great art 👍👍👍
THIS IS STUNNING AMAZING !!!!😮😮😮
In my option, the journey is what makers enjoy the most. Yes, the journey is long and tedious but when the finale product comes out looking this good it makes it even more worth it. Stay awesome.
It took two months but we got there!
BTW gorgeous!!
Wow, Billy. That is fantastic. It was an insane amount of work. I watched the frame video and that is a perfect complement to this piece. Have your eyes uncrossed yet?
Bill
It's going to take several other projects before I can get this one out of my head! Man, what a project.
Billy m8 this was stunning a can't believe the detail u managed get into that. 2 things though 1 danish oil natural keeps everything the colour it's meant be and 2 groanings work! Futurama Simpsons anything dude am waiting with baited breath for one these. 🏴👍
😂 I know you are. I have to have just the right artwork to make it happen. Hopefully I'll find it.
@@NewtonMakesArt spider pig or the duff blimp or zoiberg done out purple heart??🏴👍
Awesome
A true work of art!
Very kind of you. It was a workout but we got through it!
Wow amazing work looks amazing turned out beautiful with the fram
Thanks so much!
Thats amazing!!! Any chance you could do a video on how you enlarge and prepare your patterns??
Working on it!
I used canary wood for a Macaw intarsia and finished it with shellac. The piece I had was much more of a yellow orange color though but the shellac did a great job of not changing the color I thought
do you have a video on how you make your silhouettes from your pictures? I would really like to know that one :D
Fantastic work, Billy! It really turned out great! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
BTW, yeah, I just subscribed. I saw about your ch... I don't remember exactly where. 🤔
Thanks for the sub. All the scroll saw stuff will live here in the future.
@@NewtonMakesArt Have you ever thought about cheating? 😬
Like, using a light wood and staining? For the green part, for example.
I have zero problem with people doing it so no judgment if they do. It's possible I will in the right situation. I like being forced to use natural colors. It's a unique challenge.
@@NewtonMakesArt It definitely is!
I hope this is for your own collection. I can't imagine what you would need to charge for something like this with the amount of hours you have into creating it.
I rarely take on commissions. I make things for myself.
@@NewtonMakesArt Good thing otherwise you’d have to charge $10k for something like that :)
The finished artwork is beautiful! Did you use holly or maple for the teeth and eyes of Hulk?
I used holly but didn't film it for some unknown reason.
Awesome, thanks for sharing Billy. Do you sell any of your artwork? Do you take commissions?
I'll list any items for sale on my website. I have not taken commissions because of the labor involved in these. It's possible I will eventually.
@@NewtonMakesArt thanks for the awesome channels Billy. Been a fan since long before you became newtonmakes, it’s thanks to you I know what a genealogist does.
Was wondering if you can list store where you bought that veneer. Plz. I was trying to find some but yours looks darker. Thanks
I got it from here: wisewoodveneer.com/product/wenge-wood-veneer-quarter-cut/
@@NewtonMakesArt thanks is that 10mill you use
Yep. I think it ultimately comes out to about $5 a project for what I typically make. It lasts a long time.
Jeez! All that time. You'd have to charge thousands for that.
I know nobody wants to hear that you should have done this instead, but it is an amazing piece im beginning to woodwork myself so I appreciate the time it took to complete this piece, just think it was a missed opportunity to use poplar there's alot of amazing green pieces in poplar
There are and it doesn't stay green. It turns brown over time even when protected by a film finish. I have a beautiful Poison Ivy picture that proves it. It's a shame because I agree that it's a great shade of green.