Escher (Tumbling) Plate 

Where's the fun in that?

Maple-Crossing Woodworks i am taking about your efforts dear. same things available in the market on very low cost. why you are doing lot of efforts on int

I couldn't agree more!

Thanks for watching, and welcome to the obsession :)

Thank you! I'm dying to try a bowl now!

Thank you!

oh sure... bring logic into it :) I definitely stumbled on the gluing, but I agree, this is the way to do it.

Thanks for watching and the feedback! I know I need to get a new Mic to do some voice overs (and I wouldn't mind a better 'radio' voice). To be honest, most of the measurements was trial and error... I picked the smaller boards as my first attempt, and the width was based on the 30 degree cut from that stock. So, once I cut the first part, I had to make the width of the next cut match the width of surface I just created with the first cut. Given the method I used to clamp, doing them in pairs made the most sense, however, I now have a nice set of strap clamps, that would definitely make that easier. Hope I answered all your questions, I've spent a lot of time in the shop lately, but it's been mostly production work, and I really need to get some new videos out of post-production and on RU-vid...

muchas gracias,

Thank you

You are very welcome, I should have also added you are extremely talentedIn.

The cutting/gluing was most definitely the hard part. Although, figuring out what shape to make it, so as to make the most out of the pattern was up there as well. Thanks for watching!

It's definitely an investment, better to build up over time. I started with some bargain tools and replaced at u was able. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thank you for watching, and thanks for the great feedback!

I believe these were 60 degree cuts (360 / 3 and then /2 for each side)

Thank you very much I will try this I love the look of your hard work

Thank you for watching!

Thank you

Thank you, and that's for watching!

Thank you! I agree, I burned through a lot of material, but I wanted to do a plate, since I thought it would show off the 3D effect better. in theory, I'm going to do a bowl too. Funny how I haven't gotten to that yet...

Thanks for watching! most of the music I use is from the RU-vid studio (trying to make sure I don't include anything copyrighted). I didn't seem to write it down, sorry

It's a family channel, and he tended to have a bit of a potty mouth :) Thanks for watching!

Thanks! I used to golf, but wood turning took over all of that time (and money)

Thank you!

We're lucky here, the Sawmill near me also has a dried hardwood showroom, mostly local species. The owner used to make/repair pianos, so he's got some experience with wood :)

Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thank you! you make me want to make another one :)

I picked it up at the Baltimore Woodworking show last year, but I believe Peachtree has them: www.ptreeusa.com/layout_center_finders.htm

Thank you!

Thanks!

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agreed... this was my first one, I think future attempts will be a little more efficient

I'm sorry you didn't enjoy this video.

@@MapleCrossingWoodworks It's not that I didn't enjoy it. I did, otherwise I wouldn't have watched it. I just wish you could have given at least some information about what you were doing whilst doing so.