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Great work. Like it.

id put it on a wall

Bravo la machine !!!!!

nice machine

I have never heard of orange osage wood before. Looks really cool with walnut!

I always get a laugh out of guys talking about then making an inlay when in fact all they did was load a CNC and a program then glued the resultant pieces together. Oh and sand and finish.

Are the vectors file yours or you get them somewhere?

What did you end up doing for your pvc spacing? Great work as always!

Thank you for saving the RC wooden Stegosaurus robot by doing CNC with… or on it… whatever it is… But still, amazing job!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Bruh, I wanted the other leg’s inside to be the same color as the original pieces! Not a different color. Also, it kinda walks weaker… Overall, amazing.

wow very nice!!

Very enjoyable

Beautiful project, are you interested in Monport CO2 80W laser collaboration? @Broinwood

You got me with you Garage and skills yesterday looking at an interview you gave in another Chanel... I must say your Workshop was simple but very organised and I got the impression that you know your craft until the last fiber type of wood. I was thinking what is stopping you to start doing your theme boards as extra income? You would sell them every month at an auction sale to the highest bidder. Starting point is the normal cost your work and go from there. But only your own creations items 2 or 3 times in the year. I think you have an artist inside you and that could give you some edge. Have a nice day and congratulations for your work.

Stunning work What cnc and software are you using ?

you did absolutely nothing important here. the computer and machine did the work. its like an Ai artist claiming he makes art

Not hand made machine made credit the machinery Mediocre crafts table product

You mean "Most detailed inlay *My *computer has ever made" Imagine pretending you did anything. It's like someone taking credit for art they print... Welcome to the "don't recommend channel" list

Do you have workshops to teach your inlay style?

Very beautiful job

could you please share a video about how you operate this machine with custom house or other design everytime?

I never get bored of watching CNC machines do their thing

It couldn’t get much better.

How do you clamp those small inlays?

Do you think it makes sense to divide one element into several parts to save material? I suppose osage orange is an expensive material. Have you thought about making this outer wreath from several half circles to save material?

how long does it take to cut the plug and pocket?

Do you have a sketch or drawing of how to make the positive and negative part? how much does one part need to fit into the other etc...?

FAscinating!

Without knowing…I said in my head, this guy is as good as broinwood. Then I realized it really was him.

Outstanding work!

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Is there a reason you don’t just use compressed air to clean out the inlay?

So Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing!!❤❤

Everything you do is fabulous! Can't get enough of your videos. Thanks for sharing and thanks for sharing bit sizes and other details.

Beautiful and mesmerizing to watch! I just curious to know how deep you make your inlays?

Wow!

But is this the machine he uses every day? I see a list of stuff he uses but not the CNC. I'll keep looking.

Great work as always. Could you please share with us the machine make/model and what software you use for your designs? Many thanks

Awesome work mate. Big fan. What bit are you using please? Thanks

Das Design eignet sich bestimmt auch für Arbeiten mit Perspektive. Beeindruckend.

Beautiful. Not sure I'd want to use it!

What CNC machine are you using? Would you recommend it to a newbie?

Just Beautifull

Hi Broinwood, can I ask you the model of cutter you use for the inlay? In this video it looks more like a burin cutter than a ball tip conic cutter. Thank you

Phenomenal Work!

O M G I would cry if anything went wrong, soooo much time goes into one of these awesome pieces. fantastic Job.

Did he locked commentary? Cause he messed up the chess board.

Awesome as always!

just beautiful

This man single handedly keeps the wood glue industry going

very good