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Another woodworking video in the continuing series. In this video: freeform bowls and wooden spheres, a ceiling lamp and two candle holders. Used special woods such as Golden chain (Laburnum), Burled Alder (Alnus), Birdeye sycamore and rootballs. A woodlovers dream to work with. No lathe of any kind is used, only my angle grinder and saburr tooth carbide grinding disks, enabling me to create any shape I want without restrictions. 90% of the stuff I make is finished with oils to bring out the natural beauty. The effects on Golden chain for example are breathtaking. Finishes used in these projects: Tung oil, Chestnut Lemon oil, gloss polyurethane, Shellac and Rustin Danish oil. Depending on the color I want, I first use ether Rustin Danish Oil or my own oil brew of 1/3 Tung oil+1/3 Lemon oil+1/3 Polyurethane as the color coat. Next two coats of Shellac to seal it, then again my oil brew, Danish oil, or 1/2 Polyurethane+1/2 Lemon oil as a topcoat. All projects are made at home, in a tiny shed (aka the doghouse..), Groningen, Netherlands.

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My next woodworking, or rather ‘Chainsaw Carving’ project: Making a bench was next on my ‘to-do’ list. I had reserved two Oak logs for this project. Unfortunately since I rarely get my hands on large logs I was forced to make the bench in pieces,bolting them together with stainless steel rods. An advantage is that the bench can be fully dismantled if you want to relocate it. The bad side is that you have A LOT of individual pieces that you need to precise fit them onto each other. The wood was still fairy green, so you had to take warping and shrinking into account as well. That took huge amounts of time and frustration. I doubt I will ever undertake such a thing again.. Despite the troubles I had with this I am happy with the result. The color the Tung oil gives the wood is incredible and that moment made up for most of my frustrations. And to be fair, I again learned a lot of new techniques like burning lines with the angle grinder and steel cutting disks. Let me know what you think of it. This bench was made in Hortus Haren, Netherlands. Useful websites: www.saburr-tooth.com EU, UK, NL website for ordering Saburr-Tooth equipment: www.chainsawcarvingtools.eu Main Dutch Chainsaw Carving forum: www.carvingtoolshop.eu WoodCarving Illustrated message board: www.woodcarvingillustrated.com My WCI Gallery: tinyurl.com

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Another video of a project I’m working on in between chainsaw carvings. In this video: A stool out of a Cherry trunk with a ‘craft union’ in it. A craft union is a the part on a tree where two different types (and the required properties) of trees are combined. This resulted in a thick lower trunk with branches sticking out of it. I simply turned the sawed-off stump upside down and made a stool out of it. Since this is ment to be used indoors I had to spend a lot more time in sanding, 3 days total. This stool was made in Hortus Haren, Netherlands. Useful websites: www.saburr-tooth.com EU, UK, NL website for ordering Saburr-Tooth equipment: www.chainsawcarvingtools.eu Main dutch Chainsaw Carving forum: www.carvingtoolshop.eu

Part 4 of a series of tips for building a Baby High Chair from Rocklers wood working plans. Part 4 – The Final Assembly.