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Love this! Would you be willing to share your Fusion file? I want to make something similar for my dad (a veteran), and while I’ve seen a few examples of flags out there, I like the pattern yours uses to carve. And your voice is great, btw.

Sir , Awesome Video, Thanks for explaining well.! Can you consider doing similar video for a curved seat and back -support of chairs.! ? And I would like to learn your strategy in double sided machining as well. Please do more videos on Fusion360+WoodWorking CAM for complex shapes. Fusion is always my favorite It has a steep learning Curve , But Endless possibilities and a million ways to do any specific tasks.! I am a woodworker by tradition. Getting started with CNC-Mach3 with Fusion360. Somehow managed to learn basics in Cam and CAD secction.

Great tutorial. Too bad I don’t use fusion. Wish you did VCarve Pro.

Great project. Lookin' to the build video. Thanks for sharing.

you had me at walnut. It looks great.

WOW. You're taking the puzzle deal to a new level. The way that you have laid out the puzzle for the stripes to match up is impressive. Im going to assume that you already have the work piece glued up and know the exact size of the stripes? Even a little bit off would throw it all out of wack. Im looking forward to seeing the finished product.

Looks cool, add skirting to the bottom shelves to hide the ugly plugs. it really distracts from all the beautiful wood.

Love the floating bed with shelves and the voice activated lights really accents it. I plan on making something similar although have two questions: 1) what were the dimensions of the bottom platform, and 2) did you have to screw headrest to studs so bed doesn’t tip when sitting on side or ‘riding’ the ends? Great work as always.

Your Dad would be so proud of you, Master Craftsmanships you become! It’s extremely impressive and absolutely beautiful work of art.

Really nice I love the floating look. Dig your dogs too they are a great breed and a amazing personality

That's massive and not going anywhere. Really like the way it turned out. For me, the only thing that I would change would be to hide the power strips a little better than under the bottom shelf. - Chris

This bed!!!

Would make a cool headboard till you hit your head on it lol

Sweeet

Quick and easy with a cnc machine. What about one by hand ?

Awesome work! What size bit are you using for the peg holes? And are you just using a pocket tool path?

I can't stop watching your landscape videos. They are so inspiring to a point where I am about to try my first ever laser cut landscaping. I'm pretty excited and for an 80 year old man that's saying something. Thanks for what you do. Tom

Justin is awesome! Has amazing selection of wood!

First, let me say that the work that you do is just truly amazing. I've watched almost all of your videos and I wouldn't even make an attempt to do some of what you do. That being said,,, I'm 80 years old, have a 21 laser and just bought some veneers so I think I might be able to at least make a landscape scene. Not as intricate as yours but at least the first attempt. I'm not familiar at all what the techniques and supplies needed to do this. So could you be so kind as to tell me what that paper/tape is called that you lay the project down on? Thank you so much for sharing with all of us! Your creativeness and ability to bring out the true beauty of wood. Tom

Ferreric nitrate ? Nope.

Such great content! Thanks for the lessons. Wondering where one might buy or acquire FeNO3?

Sorry to hear you lost your dad. I lost my dad in 2018 and I know exactly how you feel. I took me awhile to come to grips with it and I knew for a bit he wasn't going to make it. He was 65. I'm really sorry for your loss

Liked the inside better. Great job and video👍!

Absolutely beautiful. I know this had to be a hard project for you. My dad is 91 and we still have him, and he is the greatest man I ever met, too. Just for curiosity what is the clear sticky paper you are using to stick the veneer too at 4:54? Also, thank you for your Service to our Country.

I love both, thanks for sharing.

End grain splines?

Very nice. What glue are you using?

Looks cool.. Good information brother..

Glad to see that I’m not the only one that has a tendency to be liberal with the amount of glue applied! Really enjoy your work and tutorials, it’s a pleasure to see the final result and the creativity. I’m just curious 🧐 about the splines, wouldn’t they be stronger if instead of cross cutting them, they were rip cut? Or is cross cutting them for the final visual effect? I kind of like both look for the finish, just can’t decide on which one is better looking. Would it be possible for you to make a tutorial on the marquetry aspect of your work, I know you have made a few great ones in the past, but I’m really interested in your creative thought process, the graphic part of the projects, the laser aspect of the project , and how do you organize your marquetry for assembly, l know it’s a big ask, I done a few marquetry projects in the past and I think my downfall is I tend to go for projects with fine details, and the assembly can get to be overwhelming at times 🤯. As always looking forward for your next videos 👍👍👍

Pretty much like them both but thanks for the in depth tutorial on your method of doing inlays much appreciated

That came out awesome. Can't wait to try this. I need to step up me game. 👍

Thank you for posting actual real woodworking content … Unlike Dusty co lumber, that man is a snake oil salesman 😂

Would you ever consider selling a box of your offcuts?

Can you help me with how you get the bit to move that direction mine wants to go perpendicular to the grain.

Awesome outcome! Great choice of wood color

These are so beautiful omg

What a great tribute. Brought tears to my eyes.

Beautifully executed!!

Wonderful tribute. Sorry for your loss.

Like the results on maple. I wonder if the heat would cause the veneer to delaminate? This would be my choice on some fiddleback maple veneered speaker cabinets. Just don't know if that heat would cause delamination between the wood and the substrate.

Nice tribute. I lost my father in April. I can feel your pain.

I am really sorry for your loss. This video was a great tribute to his life, and I can't imagine how proud he would be of what you made for him.

So sorry for your loss, but what a beautiful tribute. I just lost my mom two days ago and I hope to do something similar for her.

Absolutely beautiful!

Sorry for your loss and thank for your service to America and to your father that raised a good one.

Sorry for u loss brother... Awesome memories....

Sorry for your loss. I lost my dad many many years ago and I'm now 80 years old by myself but I think of him everyday as I work in my wood shop.

Never easy to let a parent go. So many memories or there times you just need their insight. You did your father proud!

So I have carbide create pro do I need fusion 360 to do the v carve on the stars?

Sorry for your loss, You have great memories of times with your father. You've done him proud with your family. The skill & dedication you've put into this keepsake box is amazing. Beautiful work, I'm sure your father would be proud of you and all that you've achieved. RESPECT