NEW Patterned Plywood Designs | Alpine, Descending Square, Square Weave, and Double Weave

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This week I'm working on more Patterned Plywood. These patterns are super easy to make and the results are really cool. All of them are based on a 45 degree miter joint that then gets cut into small tiles and reassembled. I came up with four patterns this week: the Alpine, Descending Square, Square Weave, and Double Weave.
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@MichaelAlm 3 года назад

@Environmenthrall 3 года назад

With that last pattern, it'd be cool to stain them 3 to 4 different colors, to further the 3D effect.

@The_Njitram 3 года назад

Hey Micheal, Great video, I loved seeing all the patterns you came up with. One tip that always works for me when glueing up mitres is to use packing tape along the length of the mitre. You can also overlay the mitres slightly, then when you fold up the mitres it will stretch the tape which really makes the joint tight.

@MissDelia Год назад

I absolutely love your work but I can’t look at your logo without thinking of the free masons 🤮

@sirfluffycnut 3 года назад

Awesome! This is how all YT videos should be made. And you using metric is music to my ears 😂👍

@Smilebefine 3 года назад

Is there other than metric. Lol

@mercedesmarton3768 2 года назад

The US loves their old fashioned measuring system. Probably because most they can't wrap their mind around how to devid with 10 😁

@mercedesmarton3768 2 года назад

@@Smilebefine the rest of the world use metric. There is only one or two countries that hang on the imperial system.

@Smilebefine 2 года назад

@@mercedesmarton3768 haha. It was a joke and the count of countries that uses imperial are 50 states of America and than 3 around the world so approximately 53 states uses imperial. But as I said... Is there other than metric. Lol have a great day 💕

@koldozi7022 8 месяцев назад

I think these would look great on a section of a cabinet door

@roblatchford5923 3 года назад

I think those designs would look amazing scaled up and used as flooring to created a modern day interpretation of parquet flooring

@emilyblythe7525 2 года назад

I started this project tonight! After some exhausting and disappointing days working on 38 kitchen doors I really needed something fun and creative and I remembered your video. I got my plywood cut and I will start the first glue up tomorrow. I’m so grateful for your amazing video that has been so easy to follow along. Fingers crossed mine turns out half as good as yours!!

@jameskass4415 2 года назад

I just finished making a guitar pedalboard and case rack, both using "alpine" accents and they look amazing. Never would have figured that out were it not for your expertise. Thanks for the tutorials, Michael!

@hunterallenrobinson797 3 года назад

I love your patterned plywood videos. I made some small panels using your hexagon method and despite my angles not being spot on they turned out pretty cool. Having gained some confidence I made a charcuterie board using the "alpine" method. I need more practice to hone in my precision so my individual pieces fit tighter together but I plan to make more pattened plywood, thanks for the inspiration!

@Skovjuul 3 года назад

Just love your whole patterned plywood series. Will definitely give that a go in the new year.

@TenMands 3 года назад

One my favorite RU-vid woodworker. I always appreciate your work.

@MichaelAlm 3 года назад

Thank you!! ❤️

@robbie6625 3 года назад

Yep, I now know what I'm going to do for my Home office desktop... Thank you for this video!

@funkymonkeylovin 3 года назад

I love all of your videos, but especially these patterned plywood videos. Really gets my creative juices flowing!

@midnightsun2010 3 года назад

These would look so cool as a backsplash in a kitchen!

@stellabelikiewicz1523 3 года назад

Everything about this is DEEPLY satisfying.

@jun-fanlee6918 3 года назад

Had to be precise, so had to work in metric, love it 😂 Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺👍

@heatherbrown7192 3 года назад

It’s like strip quilt piecing with wood! Beautiful

@horatiohornblower868 3 года назад

Ideal hobby for a woodworker who likes jigsaw puzzling!

@MichaelAlm 3 года назад

😂

@grumpywoodchucker 3 года назад

This continues to inspire me...love the patterned plywood!

@aprildegele1510 2 года назад

Thanks for giving some dimensions! Also, thanks much for showing that sometimes metric is the way to go to get the most precise cuts. I teach a tips and tricks class at a 50+ woodshop as a volunteer and I can't tell you how many times I've told folks to switch to metric when they're talking about measuring 32nds or 64ths when metric is dead on. Also, metric is easier on the math by far. I even donated a metric tape to the shop (kept one for myself and a third for my home shop).

@MPWoodworking 2 года назад

Very nice 👍 Greets from Berlin Germany

@michelesimpson2237 2 года назад

Reminds me of quilting. Love this so so much. So creative and super cool. Can you imagine a floor made out of one of these patterns. Omg

@EvilDreams666 3 года назад

I think the pieces would look nice being the front of mini drawers, all in diferents sizes and also with diferent handles :) (sorry for my bad english)

@MichaelAlm 3 года назад

I totally agree! And your English is great 👍

@finglasguttman3021 3 года назад

Definitely going to try this soon! Always love your patterned plywood videos.

@lennartswenson2690 3 года назад

Apparently one CAN have enough clamps! Always loved the look of plywood ends. Great ideas!

@lourias 2 года назад

I really love 💘❤ the patterns! Finally, a good use for scrap plywood!

@Karina_Engr 3 года назад

They go in the kitchen to hold the hot dishes on the table. They're beautiful!

@markkoons7488 3 года назад

Every end grain laminator must eventually have the phrase "playing with blocks" go through their mind during moments of maximum pleasure.

@dylanthompson5437 3 года назад

I am sure happy I found your content. Really amazing stuff, & just a pleasure to look at. The icing on the cake for me is the music in all of your videos. Well done sir!

@Nadirleso 3 года назад

Amazing work, inspiring as always!! Thanks for sharing your passion with us 💪👍

@JocelynLu813 3 года назад

THIS IS AMAZING! Really makes me rethink about plywood and want to go make something RIGHT NOW!

@thelmabirt7626 3 года назад

Michael Alm, Godfather of Patterned Plywood. Great designs, now for a coffee table or desk with those designs. That would look so awesome!

@shinobitree5711 2 года назад

Those patterns give off a 70s vibe! Awesome looking!

@davebauerart 3 года назад

I love the top edge of the alpine pattern! Bonus pattern.

@potatopotatoeOG 3 года назад

Another awesome video. And that tip about the zero clearance backer board was really smart. I would've never thought😄

@carybrown3192 9 месяцев назад

Descending square is my favorite of the 2!

@boringraccoon5466 3 года назад

Awesome man, I was thinking about how to make patterns but I got all figured out thanks to this video, congratulations, really useful.

@user-yv3hm8ru6p 3 года назад

Вот чувак дорвался до фанеры, никак фантазию остановить не может:)) Хорошо хоть некоторые узоры можно сделать без особых заморочек с оборудованием. Thanks for the idea, great job

@islandcharlie7132 3 года назад

They are all beautiful Michael. I think they would make cool drawer fronts.

@jalfmendonca 3 года назад

Nice! Beautiful pieces of work!

@murilocarvalho4976 3 года назад

Falta para total compreensão deste magnífico trabalho legenda. Fantástico obrigado por compartilhar

@puppykicker7106 3 года назад

love these videos man really happy to see you making new pattern. I use the hexagons from your other video all the time

@namoothewoodprojects 3 года назад

You inspired me and I made plywood patterned table and coasters ! Thanks for sharing your ideas

@Craftlngo 3 года назад

it should be possible to make a celtic knot with plywood pattern, in a similar way than the last one. I can't prevent to mention that the metric system is in every form more precise than the imperial system. If you only use it, you will find it come in handy when working on very precise pieces.

@user-ho1fe4wh8w 3 года назад

You're doing great! I watch and admire your talent.

@ChauHuh 3 года назад

Make veneers from the panels and some beautiful furniture. Great work!

@jordanjeslyn 2 года назад

OMG thank you so much for this !

@nicolehervieux1704 3 года назад

Wow those patterns are absolutely breathtaking, you are truly talented Michael.

@MichaelAlm 3 года назад

Thanks so much 😊

@garethgedamke7348 2 года назад

Someday. When I have the tools and lumber isn’t so expensive, I want to make a coffee table with a patterned plywood top and edges (I’ll probably have a sheet of glass over top as well)

@angelinaklineburgess5286 3 года назад

These look great !

@terwillagermcghee4148 7 месяцев назад

So cool! Appreciate your presentation too🤙🏼

@Originaldrocks361 2 года назад

I made a pencil holder using this method. Thank you!

@oulala994 3 года назад

That's awesome! I think a coffee table with a central area with pattern like this could be dope.

@mattschonhoff2614 3 года назад

Coasters! Love the channel, Michael.

@MichaelAlm 3 года назад

Totally! Thank you 😁

@The_Joker_ 2 года назад

You’ve given me loads of ideas for my tissue and glove boxes. Thanks 🙏

@s.wilson5199 Год назад

I like the pencil trick with the table saw!👍

@aleshanevzor7147 3 года назад

Beautiful job, if I had enough time and money for these machines, I would make patterns and lots of these awesome things 😍

@amesh5318 5 месяцев назад

Great idea! Really inspired me.

@C.S.86 2 года назад

You are a genius guy!

@MovieMike1969 3 года назад

These would make great place-mats and or coasters.

@dimcclung 3 года назад

These always look so cool!

@lotfibouhedjeur 2 года назад

They are all gorgeous 🤩

@tomstewart5712 3 года назад

Cool idea! Use your squares as hot pot trivets for hot serving dishes on the buffet table.

@boringraccoon5466 3 года назад

As I always say, WORK SMARTER NOR HARDER. GREETINGS.

@philippe-lebel 3 года назад

Cool wood n' glue show.

@makenchips 2 года назад

Great job very inventive!

@windidiot 3 года назад

Beautiful

@samwalker4442 3 года назад

I love these so much. 😍👍🏻

@keithspencersr.6806 3 года назад

Outstanding

@hassaneinakader5185 3 года назад

Your work is professional

@sevenations 3 года назад

Man what a fantastic job, greadings from Portugal

@williamellis8993 3 года назад

More great stuff, Michael. Your art background certainly shows. Take care. Bill

@MichaelAlm 3 года назад

Thanks Bill!

@Cakorafi 3 года назад

I'd like to see picture frames made out of patterned plywood

@tugascrafts1573 3 года назад

Hi. Love these plywood paterns you make. I'm thinking about using these ideas to make "cabinet" doors for my kallax makeover!

@Sugar3Glider 4 месяца назад

The industrialist inside of me says to use a motorized roller to glue your pieces; just have it at low rpm, maybe foot pedal operated, so you just slide each row against it, then each column to get the whole set done as a batch operation.

@yeeeeet5008 2 года назад

Bro u make this look so easy! Bravo! I’ll definitely be attempting this for a Christmas gift tysm

@dedywirabuana 3 года назад

that's insane woodworking skills

@tclynn10 Год назад

Try salt on the glue joint to keep the pieces from sliding around

@MrFinn 3 года назад

next level as always!!

@J.K.Builds 3 года назад

Right now I'm trying layering in colored carton in between strips of plywood to make a cubbert door for a small room divider we have in the livingroom. It would be cool to see that methode used with your patterns!

@EliasMakes 3 года назад

beautiful patterns 👍👍👍

@SpeedysWoodshop 3 года назад

You are amazing, Thanks for sharing.

@gregwygle2031 3 года назад

Thank you. Since finding your RU-vid channel and watching what you do with plywood, I have started using up all my scrap pieces of plywood this way. I don’t make big stuff, just coasters, trays and the like. My question is this: what do you do with the inevitable small holes and voids in the plywood? I’ve tried wood filler, but don’t like the look. Is it something I need to just accept and embrace?

@PawPawsClan 3 года назад

Very Cool !

@mohanmariwala2929 3 года назад

Fantastic creativity and very well explained. inspiring. am off to the workshop to try out some patterns

@robbrown6667 3 года назад

I would use these patterns to make Trivets and Drink Coasters.

@garagemonkeysan 3 года назад

Great video, valuable information. Those patterns are awesome. Can't wait to see them in use. Mahalo for sharing! : )

@MichaelAlm 3 года назад

😁 Thanks! Glad you found it useful!

@allansantosluz6894 3 года назад

Fantastic

@jimblackwood1693 3 года назад

Always enjoy the pattern ply videos. With the holidays coming up it would be cool to see if you could come up with a way of using patterned ply to make a snowflake wall or door decoration. Might need to use taped up sections of wood during glue up that could be removed after glue up for the holes in the snowflake.

@MichaelAlm 3 года назад

Great idea!

@Nickporter17 3 года назад

Michael is the best!

@christobaben3944 3 года назад

I love the patterns, especially the ones with the Mahogany in them. That said... how hard do you think it would be to sand down the "alpine pattern" pieces on the bottom (where there are 2 points) and then put them together? I think it could look like fish/dragon scales if you did that :)

@antonenberg 3 года назад

Great stuff on your channel! Love plywood and your work😃👍🏻 I suggest a ”modern” birdfeeder/house

@oswynfaux 3 года назад

Pro tip for small parts, fasten the hose for a shop vac near the cut side of the sliding table, the pieces will get sucked up when cut.

@dantailleur3597 3 года назад

Very cool!!!!

@hiramrodriguez1999 3 года назад

They would make nice cutting boards.

@WaveWasters 3 года назад

I really need to make some surfboard fins like these. It looks so cool!

@thedos2922 3 года назад

What about a whole surfboard from patterned plywood

@WaveWasters 3 года назад

@@thedos2922 That's something I'm thinking about, I might have to make that a video too. I was already thinking of doing a plywood surfboard so making it patterned would make it a way cooler project.

@thedos2922 3 года назад

@@WaveWasters yeah for sure

@markuskholl4807 2 года назад

As a model airplane builder I suggest making a detailed pattern and covering it with a clear plastic. This will minimize any mistakes and may speed up the assembly process.

@moritzcu 3 года назад

Super nice overhead shot at the end!

@MichaelAlm 3 года назад

Thanks 😁

@reemchannel347 2 года назад

woooow woooow wooooooow i love ittttttt

@mikecondoluci53 3 года назад

LOTA WORK BUT WELL WORTH THE TIME, GREAT VIDEO

@wesleypryce3733 3 года назад

Michael, I love these patterned plywood projects! A quick question if I may: After I glue up the panels, can I resaw them thinner on the bandsaw, like to 0.2"? Provided the glue up was successful, would they hold together well? Plan on using it for a tray bottom, nothing heavy. Thank you sir! Looking forward to further builds. Those patterned tambour builds are amazing!