Wood Isn't Supposed To Do This
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ย. 2022
- My Patreon Page - / pedullastudio
Thanks to Britton Timbers for supplying the American Ash- brittontimbers.com.au/
This Bench Seat is made from solid American Ash. The main seat structure uses a technique called stacked lamination to build up a solid foundation which is then carved back to its final shape. The curves, also made from solid Ash, re-sawn from the same boards to ensure grain colour and continuity, have been cut into thin strips, then formed into its final shapes. The curve on the left also acts as the supporting leg providing a sturdy, usable bench seat that doubles as a sculpture. Overall length- 1800mm
Inspired by the works of Joseph Walsh, (someone who I have admired since coming across his work 10 years ago) this piece was designed to explore personal boundaries with the hopes of developing new techniques and further progressing my skills as a designer/maker. Not only were my hopes met with an enthusiasm which encourages a ‘new chapter’ of my work, but after working with wood for most of my life, it still amazes me that I can get so excited about learning something new.
Shout out to David Picciuto from @MakeSomething who’s video on “Extreme Curves In Woodworking” sparked the idea to make my own bags, allowing me to create the curves that you watched in my video. You can watch David’s video here- • Extreme Curves in Wood...
Standard Questions-
- What finish do I use - Fiddes Hard Wax Oil (I first applied 2 coats of ‘White’ Tinted Hard Wax Oil then top coated with ‘Satin’ Hard Wax Oil (link below)
- What glues do I use - Polyurethane Glue for the stacked laminations and Techniglue for the curves
Tools and Products used in this video (affiliate links) -
- Fiddes Hard Wax Oil - www.fiddesaustralia.com/pedulla/
- Vinyl Plastic Roll (to make the bags)- geni.us/597JOn
- Double Sided Seal Tape- geni.us/ngDpQK
- Great Book on Vacuum Pressing- geni.us/s9Vud
- Kit Page - kit.co/nickpedulla
Designed, built, filmed and edited by Nick Pedulla from Pedulla Studio
Music from www.epidemicsound.com
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Even though I try to present as much information as I can in my TH-cam videos, there’s only so much that can be passed on from a video with no talking which is why I decided to start up this Patreon page.
My goal here is to give those of you who are interested, an inside look into my processes and reasonings as to why I design and build projects the way I do.
Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate or advanced woodworker, I’m confident that you’ll be able to take away advice from this Patreon Account, and of course your support allows me to make more TH-cam and Patreon videos.
www.patreon.com/pedullastudio
Thanks for watching
For me. A bit of voice over would be very cool. Little bits of info here and there. You could also add CC for those who want to turn it on. Thx , I love your work.
As always, incredible Piece and Awesome craftsman Skills. It has always been a pleasure to watch your videos. I'm proud that I've been following your works from beginnings and see your growth on TH-cam platform deeply satisfies me.🥰
Have no words how high is that!
Nick, your editing is spot on, just lower the machine noises a bit! There's no need to have those high pitch whines at full volume! ❤️
Craftsmanship,
God bless
That piece of wood art belongs in a museum. That was by far the most interesting wood working skills and engineering that have watched.
Thanks so much
No it does not belong in a museum, it belongs in my living room.
Like all living things. LOL! Beautiful Functional Art.
@@pedullastudio I like woodworking but I only wish I had your amount of love and dedication to take on such an undertaking. This is incredible and you sir are a creative genius.
Таки да! Я с вами согласен полностью. Благодаря этому каналу Я начал заниматься соляркой. If you want, translate Google
Nah I can do better blind folded
i consider myself a half decent carpenter, but this is so beyond anything i've even thought of doing. absolutely insane man.
HE ISN'T A CARPENTER HE'S A CRAFTSMAN
Can't say it grabs me. You would need more money than sense and a large room.
@@TammyFriend7250 I 'll agree. Looking at the end result I don't think it is worth the effort. What is he trying to say?
@@TammyFriend7250 It wasn't made for people who are in poverty such as yourself.
@@StuninRub this kind of mindset is why we live in the materialistic and capitalistic world we live in.
You asked the question at the end EXACTLY how I was asking it myself: “What on earth did I just watch?”
Halfway through the video, I was about to say that this was just far too much work for a bench! But as an artist, I realized that this isnt just a “bench,” it is creative- artistry at its finest, which you can’t put a time-limit on, or quantify the amount of work involved. Simply brilliant!
Bravo! 👏🏾
This bench is one of the most amazing things I've seen and the design and execution looks just perfect, I really, really liked it
Straight up artistry and craftsmanship on a level that all of us not only really enjoy seeing, but truly appreciate that folks like you exist!👊🏾
Thank you
What an epic build! Love the concept and the journey you took to build it! Congrats!!!
I've been speechless for the whole video. I'm so thankful to be able to watch such a creative prodigy turning ideas into a piece of art. This bench looks like it's been brought back from a dream...
I thought the last video was incredible but this one is insane ! your workmanship is beyond I have seen in all the woodworking videos over the years 👍🏼
My wife is ticked! But she went to bed already. That gives me another few hours to watch and learn master level skills of a humble, furniture designer and maker at his craft!
So greatful for finding your channel!!! Signing up for patreon tomorrow! Just have to woo the wife, lol! Signing up no matter what! She'll be psyched for me, I was kidding earlier. That's what I tell myself anyway, lol! Seriously, we'll both be happy!
You will be my first patreon ever. I'm a hard sell, as I've been in this business for a long time. You actually got me during your "bench build". Freaking Beautiful!!! As far as "planning", I'm completely greatful parts of your life have been committed to "show and tell". Your on an Awesome trajectory! Your skills in design and execution leave only wonder and bewilderment! Folks, this is for real!!! Thank you! 66carpenter
This is the most incredible piece of furniture I have ever seen!
The level of artistry displayed in this piece is truly remarkable. Even the mere thought of attempting such a project seems overwhelming, but you've executed it flawlessly. Your craftsmanship is nothing short of amazing!
This is pure artwork. Just thinking about trying to attempt something like this stresses me out lol. Amazing work!
That was a lot of effort but worth it, one of the most unique piece I have seen made. The idea and method coupled with your skill set is what makes this so remarkable.
Rarely have I seen work more challenging or a piece more beautiful. Extraordinary craftsmanship. RESPECT!
I have been quietly following your videos for some time thank you. This piece is stunning and among the finest examples of craftsmanship I have had the pleasure of seeing. I think an exhibition of your work is thoroughly deserved
You never cease to mesmerize us. When you lined up the laser and I then saw the saw, my toes cringed but then I realized you had to cut the base. This piece should be in a museum or at the least a competition as it would win. Nick, I only wish I had a quarter of your talent
Thanks so much Steve
Agreed man, agreed!
Even realizing what it was for I held my breath lmao
I’m delighted to know that someone else’s toes cringed. I thought I was the only person who experienced that sensation. And I agree with everything else that you said.
An amazingly beautiful piece of art.
Audacity in the design and tenacity in the execution - absolutely stellar piece!
What a beautiful comment. So well put.
Thats very kind. Thank you
I get what you did at every step. So enjoyable to watch this coming to life. Some of your techniques were awesome and others were so simple and simply amazing! Inspired!!
I am just flabbergasted at this work of art. I simply cannot fathom all the ingenuity involved in your work. Amazing - I am so happy that you are sharing this with us: thank you.
Wow - this is a masterpiece that belongs in a museum.
There are so many challenges to fit into the final design, and you make them all line up to perfection.
Absolutely love your work ❤️❤️❤️
I like all of your work - but this one leaves me speechless... this is simply a peace of art! Love it!
Thank you
This is amazing and extremely timely too! I've been thinking of doing something with intertwining curves for about a month now, but I don't have a steam bender (or a workshop in general, but luckily many things can be done on a kitchen table), so seeing that it isn't the only way to curve large pieces of wood, is quite the relief. Idk when I'll be tackling the project I'm trying to conceptualize (idk exactly _what_ I want to build with curves), but I know I will do it and this video was a massive help. And thanks for showing the full power of our field, time and time again. I love every single video
This is the most beautiful piece of functional art I've seen in a long friggin' time! You are simply fantastic at what you do.
These glueups are so impressive. Can’t imagine the thought that goes into something like this before you actually do it. Great creativity!
Yeah its a lot of preparation
Iconic build. Just an epic amount of vacu-seal work that is not shown. I am interested in hearing the total clock time on this one. Truly a one of a kind build!
whats your guess ? 42 - 55 hours ? excluding glue drying breaks lol
I am really curious as well. Take into account all the testing and planning that had to be done
I know it's already been said in many comments already, but it's worth repeating. This is simply incredible artistry. Well done
Your choice of wood, the design, the intricate sweeps and curves, it's beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
This was absolutely fascinating to watch...a work of art...I have worked with acrylic plastic for 50 years...and done some "impossible" pieces myself...and I have collaborated with many artists over the years...but this is genius...
I am absolutely speechless. This bench is amazing! From the ideation of the bench, to figuring out to process to build it, to the craftsmanship to bring it to life. Amazing work Nick! Trully beautiful and inspiring.
Absolutely stunning... all of it... the video... the process... the craftsmanship... the engineering and of course the final product. Incredible!
Absolutely incredible piece. The immense skill it takes to pull off such a design is only part of the equation, the design itself is mesmerizing and takes a huge amount of vision to conceptualize. Very impressive work and entertaining video.
Thanks so much
That is an absolute masterpiece. The movement of the wood is just beautiful.
There are plenty of TH-camrs who are experts at what they do (I'm talking about the skill they are sharing, not their content creating skills, though there are experts in that as well), but I think this has got to be the single greatest demonstration I've seen of a truly elite craftsman showing us how he does it. Before TH-cam, if I saw this bench, I might have thought it was made by a wizard, or it was an illusion. I'm exaggerating, of course, but it's just tremendously generous of you to show us how you did it. Amazing.
Incredible. I can see the time and effort even between the cuts in the video to make such a piece come to life. Inspirational.
Nice video! Nice project! Love your shop/studio!
I’m cheap so I’d reuse vacuum bags - at least starting wide and getting thinner with each use. I’ve used shower curtain for one-off bags too. Chrome valve stems from auto parts stores make decent ports in a pinch.
Absolutely amazing. I have used vac presses for projects, but have never seen a system used like you did. Keep up the amazing work on and off camera
Thank you
Incredible imagination, talent and passion. Each video is a real gem. I dare to say that they are by far the most professional and best videos in this field, and it is particularly enjoyable that there is no narration during the video, the images and movements speak for themselves. Flowing calmness, satisfaction and outstanding music, all stress goes away. Nick, thank you! I believe that soon there will be millions of views on the channel, the whole world needs to see this.
Thats very kind of you, thank you
Very well said!
I watched this video now the 3. Time and it still takes my breath.
In my point of view it is one of the 10 nicest furniture builds on TH-cam.
Please more of that
definitely a work of art. and appreciate both just the sounds of the shop and hearing your thoughts.
I have no words to describe your project. It's just amazing. Absolutely crazy
Thanks so much
Perspective is an interesting facet of human nature...To some he is an artist ...to others a clever carpenter...Just watching in silence is to me a pleasure of seeing an amazing collection of experience and talent.....Thank you for sharing mate...
Just wow. I wish the showing off at the end was longer. Amazing piece
Stunning piece Nick... will done! I hope it's on display somewhere for the world to see.
Usually this kind of highly technical processes are used by aviation engineers to laminate complex CAD finite element structures. Seeing this in furniture design is absolutely rare.
And the way you master those techniques is an absolute delight and joy to watch. Thank you for letting us watch it in your videos. By the way, the filming is also very satisfying.
Thanks so much
You have an amazing imagination when it comes to design, the difference is you have the talent to bring it to life and this project is a prime example of that. Thank you for taking the time to share your woodworking skills with us!
Thanks for watching
You design work is what makes you stand out on YT. So many people have expert woodworking skills but make boring pieces with just a variation in their facade. Bringing the idea from drawing to a makeable piece with such complexity that then actually visually works is the real skill.
The attention to detail and sense of proportion, form, light and materiality is evident throughout this - even the way it is presented at the end. Bravo
The planning that must have gone into this reminds me of how industrial pattern makers approach their work...every step is thought out well ahead of time so there are no surprises and the result is exactly what is expected. You have a brilliant channel. You do great work. Thank you for sharing.
Incredible patience, technique and craft skills. My respect for U sir. That piece deserves a place in an art gallery in order to show the world new approaches and ways. F amazing piece of art.
Thank you
Absolutely blown away by your work! In the age of shaper origins and CNCs it is awesome to see someone truly build a piece completely by hand. As a side note, you really stressed me out with that inner piece when it wouldn’t come off the form! 😅
You were stressed out!! The great thing about editing video is I can cut out all the swear words 😂
Such amazing work. I loved what you did with this piece. First time to come across your channel. Definitely will check in on other things you do ! Thanks for sharing your design and art through woodworking !
Thank you so much for sharing your work. What you're capable of creating is so inspiring. I'm also very impressed by the quality of your video editing and your style of creating videos. The work your doing and the atmosphere in your videos is absolutely amazing. Thank you so much for creating such amazing content and also your willingness to share your techniques. I'm very sure that I'm going to follow in your footsteps. I'll keep an eye out for your other videos. I may end up joining your pattern as well. Thank you.
I work in cabinetry business but what you do I feel like nobody in this world can do it , it's insanely amazing no words
Look up joseph walsh studios
People all over the world are doing this for a living.....
This is your first video I've seen and it made me subscribe instantly. This is woodworking in it's most advanced state. Mesmerizing...
Hands down the most amazing piece of woodwork I’ve ever seen in this platform, and that saying something with all the talent on TH-cam! New subscriber for sure!
Definitely insanely creative. Question, have you tried forcing air into the bag to get it to come off easier?
Sinceramente ainda não entendo como esse canal não tem 1 milhão de inscritos?! Simplesmente extraordinária seu trabalho Nick
Thank you
Por que marcenaria não é famosa nem prestigiosa aqui no Brasil ):
When I had an idea as a home builder, I had to build the structure or project in my mind before I could even commit it to paper. I would make changes and adjustments as I was drawing. Then make real world adjustments as I was building it.
As amazing as your skills are, and as amazing as your finished pieces are, what boggles my mind his that this piece actually started as a thought, an idea. The best and most important tool in your shop is your mind.
Remarkable!
I can’t believe how incredibly beautiful that is. I can’t wait to explore the rest of your site.
Absolutely not in my wheelhouse of style but man, this is impressive! What an amazing piece of work.
Thank you
Honestly, this level of woodworking and design you don't find very often on TH-cam.
That’s the coolest piece of furniture I’ve ever watched being created! Awesome job man! Keep them coming! Props bro!
Amazing job! Thank you for these professional videos. Wish I had the time to put this much effort in one piece.
I'm a professional wood worker/ contractor and I'm not easily impressed- but I am very impressed with this piece. We've done a number of bent lamination projects with ash and other hardwoods., but nothing like this. From a woodworker's perspective, it's a very artistic, technical, and inspirational piece. Thank you!
Thanks Gavin!
I loved watching the whole process that you did in making this beautiful piece of art. I love the curves and how they connect to thh main base of the bench. You truly are a craftsman.
Thank you
Это что-то невероятное! Каждый раз этот человек творит что-то невообразимое!
thanks
Very impressive craftsmanship, he had a unique style of curving the wood according to his desired form. Very artful. Thanks for sharing to us your skill bro.
Love seeing this level of artistry and craftsmanship. Amazing work!
When I saw you sanding the bottom of the curve to get it level, I knew then, you are next level. Absolute respect to you. The patience and focus required to be maintained at every point of the construction, errors only pilling up, and to continue to move forward to the finished piece is the greatest tool you have.
Thank you
Your craftsmanship is really great!
And the shape of the bench is awesome… might be too awesome for me.
When I saw the thumbnail of this video at the first time, I thought: “What? You made a 4D object from wood?!” 😂
Thank you
it's a really cool ambitious design & very well executed. The amazing laminations are the most obvious but I also appreciate the planning in the solid portion to arrange the glue up then order the stacked blocks so when sculpted all the end grain is tastefully rhythmic, like super fancy, precision-laid bricks. Excellent job.
well, that just slightly blew my mind a little.. thanks! =) hehe. also from the bottom of my heart, a huge and giant thank you for not only allowing us to join you in your experience through such a beautifully filmed piece, but also in helping all other people named Nick feel better about ourselves knowing we have such talented representatives past and present =) happy holidays and cheers! I'm finally inspired to finish my much less amazing attempt at a wood bench restora-hab-uild.
Incredible! 2 questions. What’s the glue used and what’s the name of the carve attachment on your grinder?
You're a heck of an inspiration to us all, Nick! What are your thoughts about working in the dark for the art of film? Personally, I find it maddening and wonder how folks do it. Thank you!
Thank you. Its not as dark as you might think. Its looks darker in the video
I am so impressed by the craftsmanship shown , when I first saw the finished piece, I thought it was a sculpture, well not made out of wood... it is really a piece of art. I am so grateful you have these videos available to all and more detailed ones as well. I wish you many years of success and many apprentices to follow your steps. All the best!!
Amazing shop. The light is so dim. It stuns me. Yes, your vision and your ability to bring it to life are phenomenal.
I so enjoy your videos. They’re relaxing and your craftsmanship is outstanding. This piece of art will be adorned wherever it lands. Thanks for sharing it!!!❤
That may be the most beautiful piece of furniture that I have ever seen. Just brilliant and so generous of you to share the process. wow.
I think I am more impressed with the planning and forward thinking than the actual techniques which you already have mastered, a great project and thank you for sharing.
simply WOW! it never ceases to amaze me how you and people like you do these beautiful things with timber. I wish I had half of your skills. I would love the setup you have too. Great work area and equipment. I'm now subscribed 👍👍
I am left speechless! Your design is amazing and the execution is flawless. A museum piece for sure! Thank you for sharing!
Amazing work and very creative. I can't begin to imaging how complicated must have been to come up with all those angles curve measurements.
Wow. I am totally amazed by the technique and the final product. I have zero woodworking knowledge and skills and I’m not even capable of conceiving of a finished product such as this. I am totally in awe of the imagination behind all of this work.
Wow, your creative vision and steadfast patience and courage is off the charts my friend! After watching many of your build videos and seeing you deliver incredible pieces each uniquely their own, each exquisite, one after another I believe there must be some inner voice that saying let’s test your limits and each time you respond nope haven’t reached it yet! Clearly, you are cruising at a rare altitude few have ever seen.
Thats such a tough piece to make. The amount of template and jig work is mental! Love it!
That, my friend, is a gorgeous example of a man at the very peak of his craft. A genuine example of modern art that could be auctioned for thousands of dollars, and the finished result is stunning. I happened across this video by chance, and do not at all regret spending 20 minutes watching a master at work.
Simply amazing. Now I know how some of the crazy deco pieces of furniture I have seen were made. Thank you
Extremely innovative and beautiful furniture piece. Craftsmanship and professionalism. Very well done, a joy to watch.
Pfffffff
Man, this is just fantastic!
Been in the industry for a while and it's easy to say that bench is astonishing.
But there is something else that I mostly think about watching your videos, the level of proudness must be immeasurable, especially when the client sees the final result for the first time.
Insane! I would love to see someone try to carve something like this out of a single huge piece.
You're a true artist ! I thought I had pretty good spatial abilities, but your spatial sense is off the charts.
The imagination, patience and skill is next level! Love The Shop!
Amazing work!
I just want to say how much I love TH-cam’s algorithm. I would’ve never known about you channel if it wasn’t for the algorithm.
While I absolutely love woodworking. And I dabbled in it for a little bit, such as I’ve made a bench and a laundry folding table with a granite top, wainscoting, wooden spring loaded baseball pitching contraption for my sons, and I even tried Japanese kumiko. I never went all the way with it. I never had a work area for my projects. But thank you so much for reigniting that passion again in my life to give it a chance again. Oh last thing that rasp file you used, that tool deserves slot of respect. So many times it drew blood from me. 😂
it's so incredibly satisfying to watch a master at his craft ! This is an astonishing work of utilitarian (usable) art !
You are insanely skilled. It's a pleasure to see how art is created. Thanks for sharing!
This is the first time I've seen one of your videos and I just wanted to say how impressed I am, not only with your craftsmanship but also the design. There's a lot of great woodworkers out there, but very few are also exceptional designers.
Thanks for all your hard work putting content like this together. I'm sure, as a new subscriber, I have plenty to look forward to and to look back at.
Thankyou. So happy it much awaited craftsmanship work.
gorgeous, the shape, the finish, everything! really a peice of art.
Wow. I certainly hope to see that piece in a museum...it's simply incredible.
What a talent and you are also craftsman/woodworker that can make the ideas so well!!! Thank you for sharing!
This artist is from other planet!!! Thanks for your visit!!