Wood Magnet Board // Wall Art Challenge // DIY Project // How To Cut Logs
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
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Great job Tamar! Quit stalking your neighbors' yard rubbish. Ha!
My husband keeps telling me I’m not allowed to go on peoples property to take wood.....
Master piece....👌👌👌
An honest opinion about not being satisfied with a product or project instills trust. I actually like the way it came out and may try this myself.
Have fun with it!
You know what makes everything better? MAGNETS 😀 They are magic! Turned out awesome 👍 cool little circle cutting jig too!
Totally agree. Magnets are the answer to everything. 😂
Oh yes, and magnets are like the reusable glue of the woodworking world...metal world? Some world... :P
You should've collabed with her on this you know, cuz RESIN 🤣
Looks great. The contrast of light and dark is a good look.
Thanks so much! Appreciate that!
get it girl! ladies are taking over!
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I really liked the darker looking wood better than if it was light wood and the frame to inner wood contrast sets it off really well great job
Thanks so much!
Love the Harbor Freight clamps. People say never buy from there. I see you use lots of things from there. It's not the tool but the skill behind the person using the tool. Wish I had half your talent. I watched the guitar making videos too. Whats up with that. Skilled woodworker and can also rock it? Dang!!! My hero!!!
Hahaha! Totally agree with that. I hate when ppl use their lack of tools as an excuse not to build something
This is awesome! I know you weren't the biggest fan of how it turned out but I'm happy you uploaded it because I think it looks great and it inspired me to making something similar.
Oh the disappointment of when your project doesn't turn out like you thought. It's a matter of living and learning for all of us. Great job figuring things out though!
Thanks so much! It’s all part of the learning process. So I’m happy! Thanks!
Based on the greenish color of the 'cookies', I would guess it's poplar. I think it turned out great. Awesome idea.
Thanks! I know the ones that have purples in them are poplar. But the ones I put the magnets in are too hard to be poplar. I don’t know what it is... ha
I kinda like the variety in color with the different species of wood here. Looks great!
Thanks!
What is interesting I had a similar though on a larger scale. My idea is for sound rooms for acoustic instruments such as guitar. The different woods offer a totally different sound to each room. I was also considering cork for deadening.
I’ve construction for many years and I can say your ideas for creating this were clever and I love your creation .
It looks fine for what your going to use it for. I'm sure it will be there well after kids head to college !!!
I love it! And I love the dual functionality! Artwork + magnet board = win!
Thanks so much! I love how my kids artwork looks on it.
I would have never guessed you could make this magnetic! You are so stinking clever. I love it!
Haha! I had a billion magnets from the Haven conference so I had to use them!
Another great build. I personally like the finish. Great job.
Thanks so much! It has grown on me.
You're too hard on yourself! It's not too dark at all. I think it looks fantastic and it goes really well with your other decor (what I could see in the background, anyway). I'm quite impressed and absolutely loving your channel. I'm not ready yet but I hope to make videos like yours one day. You're very inspirational.
That really means a lot! Thanks so much!!
Awesome job. Sponsors need to support you. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! Go tell em! Ha!
Well, I'm going to borrow your framing method for a wall art piece I'm doing. Great idea!
Awesome! Would love to see that!
Yesterday I just told myself, i said, self,,, it's about time for Miss Tamar to come out with a new video... and you did an absolutely outstanding job!!! LOOKS GREAT!!! Can't wait for your next project, Thanks for sharing my friend. Take care and God Bless, Jay.
Hahah! Awesome. Thanks so much jay!
Adding magnets was a really good idea. Love the project. You can always use the level on your square for hanging pictures.
Thanks! I could.... but is that level nearby when I’m actually hanging stuff? No. Ha!
i think it came out good.. and the border contrasts the wood circles.
Thanks! Appreciate that!
Super cut idea. Great as a stand alone art piece also. Love how you turned "trash" into a real treasure. Maybe a brighter color on the backer board would have helped the look of the epoxy?
Maybe. Thanks!
It was already super cool but the fact that it is magnetic makes it AMAZING!!!!
Thanks so much Anika! My kids have been loving it!
I think it looks great as is! Maybe the next one you can use a colored epoxy, but this is a nice clean rustic look!
Thanks! I thought of an idea last night. I should have used white epoxy with this darker wood. I really was hoping for it to be lighter looking. Oh well.
I'm the same way. Always think after I finish a project that something could be different but you did a great job and it looks great!!!
Thanks so much rob! I’m like that with every project too. Of course I thought of something last night that would have made it so much cooler
Very creative! I love love love magnets.
Thanks! It’s fun!
Cookies are good, looks great.
Ha! Thanks!
Mmmmm cookies! Very cool design and loved the bandsaw jig!!
Thanks! I’m loving the jig too
Awesome Tamar, as always...Cool Idea
Tulip poplar?
Thanks! I know the ones with purple are tulip poplar. But the bigger ones that I thought were maple are too hard to be poplar.
Really creative idea! I really like the modern frame paired with the rustic log slices.
Thanks! I really wasn’t expecting them to turn so dark. Last night I thought it would have been cool if I used white epoxy around the darker wood. Oh well. Ha.
white epoxy would have been really cool too! I experimented with to fill the voids in the underside of the slab in my recent concrete live-edge table, and was pretty happy with it. Definitely going to be playing with it some more :) Maybe its time for a white epoxy challenge?
That would be fun!
I actually really like the contrast between the darker slices and the frame. Plus, I think with some brightly colored art, the darker background is just what is needed. Good job!
I think you might be right. The art with brighten it up! Thanks!
Great idea! Your kids are an inspiration to your projects. Same here. Love it!! I love the art you created. Every step was thoroughly thought out and it shows. I happen to like the way the epoxy looks but I get what you mean about expecting that it would have been lighter. It still looks awesome! I will be making that band saw jig. Thank you!!
Thanks! Yup! My next couple projects are all for my kids. Ha. Thanks so much!
What some people might not understand about making 2 - 45º angle cuts to make a 90º degree angle is just make a cut and flip one board. Is it at 90º? How to tell is that the inside and the outside corners will match. If they don't match, adjust your blade or guide and try again. Any angle cut will create a 90º angle if one part of the board is flipped. If the cutter or miter tool is not set at a 45º angle, you will have a nice 90º angle but the dimensions will be off. If you try just one cut on your miter saw at 40º, the opposing angle is 50º but the frame won't be worth using. :)
Very cool idea! Love that it's magnetic!
Thanks Sam! Tape on the wall just wasn’t cutting it anymore. Ha!
Jetzt verstehe ich alles ,habe die Übersetzung gefunden,bis ja unwahrscheinlich vielseitig einfach Klasse 👍👍👍
Don't worry about the wood. It is a neat idea and it works.
Thanks! Appreciate that!
It looks good. I like the French cleat idea. Thin sheet steel also works well.
So much effort and hard work you put in every project irrespective of how big or small the project is. I have so much respect for you. I have a little tip, even though you might not need it now since this video was from 2 years ago, it is about getting a small scale level you mentioned, I was just saying you could use your smart phone for that. There are apps on both Android and iOS platforms that make use of your phone's gyroscope to give you a 3 way level. Try it, you might find it interesting.
Awesome work Tamar! 👍👊 And it's very attractive! 😉
Thank you Fred!
Your presentation is totally "Magnetic" now I've got an inspiration to use a bunch of pecan tree limbs for something other than my meat smoker.
Awesome! Please share it with me when you make it!
UM GRANDE ABRAÇO DO BRASIL PRA VOCÊ .
Great idea and great finish. I enjoy watching, you never make excuses for mistakes, then turn it into a good video!
Thanks so much! I appreciate that! It’s all a learning process
Great
Great as always Tamar!
Thanks so much Robert!
Very beautiful result . It's a smart and useful project . You make them all seems so easy an accurate with your jigs. See you at the next video.
I love my jigs. Ha.
I like the way it went darker.. And magnets make every thing more awesome..
Thanks! It’s growing on me! It’s just Wasn’t what I expected it to look like.
I love the fact that you added magnets to it and you used mostly what you had on hand! I can never make it through a project without buying something along the way, LOL.
I almost made it! Stupid can of paint. Ha!
Still better than most of my projects. I think I've done one on my channel where I used only what I had on hand. Everything else has been at least a trip or three to the store. :)
Brilliant work! This reminded me of Jimmy DiResta's small table version from TOH but I like how you did this one, with the cuttings not exactly at the same height, becoming a piece of art that you could feel, and how well it turned out. Thx for sharing, especially the tips on trying this and trying that to get what you wanted.
Thanks so much! I’ll have to check out that video!
Dark pieces or not it still looks great, plus as you said it will be getting covered every so often with pics etc. Great Build.
Barry (ENG)
Thanks so much Barry! I agree! Just wasn’t how I pictured it. It’s so easy to pick out wood at the lumber yard and have an idea of how it will look finished. Limbs from the backyard. Not so much. Ha
Love the framing technique and how you made the well for the cookies and the resin.
If you were still wanting to reinforce the frame, I think your easiest bet would be to use a forstner bit on the back of each miter joint and cut a hole, then drop a circular cut out inside this way you don't really see it and you don't have to touch the face. (Saw David Picciuto do it once and it seems like a really good idea).
Excellent work as always!
Sounds like a cool idea. Thanks!
(Just watched Evan and Katelyn's video for this same challenge and they used a similar method for their frame! It's as if they read my mind!)
I like your videos a lot. You are so creative and always use the natural order to design your workpieces! I really love your workflow! I'm not quite sure, but i think the wood looks like apple tree branches. It looks exactly like the tree i cut in my mothers garden.
Thanks!
The amount of work you put into your projects is amazing.
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I like the the jig you made! Great tips for safely cutting things like this. Love that you made them magnetic.
Thanks Sarah! My kids like it more than I do. Ha!
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Well done 👍🏼
Woohoo!! 🙌🙌🙌
this girl is better then most of the contractors i know good work and nice tools.
Cool project Tamar! Thanks for sharing it with us.😎👍JP
Thanks JP!
You're very welcome Tamar! 😎
Looks great! Keep making beautiful projects and letting your creative mind run wild.
Thanks! I’ll go do that now! Ha!
Great job! Love that you used something we can find in our backyard.
Thanks! If I didn’t buy that can of spray paint I wouldn’t have spent any (extra) money on this. Ha! All those magnets were from the Haven conference last year! I don’t know why I got so many!
BRASIL , OLÁ TAMAR . OBRIGADO PELOS VÍDEOS . FABRICO TÁBUAS DE CORTE .
I enjoy your videos. You have an upbeat personality. I have the same saw. It is amazing what that small saw can do. I got around the problem of no dado stack capability and rough bottom/narrow kerfs by buying a flat topped tooth 1/8 inch wide blade. (Of course I wouldn't mind having the $5000 cast iron cabinet saw but no room. ;-) Good luck and blessings on you and family.
Thanks! And thanks for the tip!
Muito talento e capricho em seus trabalhos.
Sorry. I don’t understand.
I like the way it turned out. It does look like Ash wood. I just cut up an ash tree and saved a few pieces. Great job!
Thanks for the confirmation and compliments!!!
This is cute! I love the idea of using magnets.
Thanks!! It’s already filled with art :)
Nice project! You might consider using splines in contrasting wood to reinforce the mitered corners of the frame.
Thanks!
I made a spline jig sled for my table saw and it works great! Basically it's a jig similar to your bandsaw jig for cutting cookies except the two 45 degree pieces join in the middle. There's lots of videos on this.
I use a spline jig in my tea box video! Except I use it on a router table.
Tamar, o mundo presisa de pessoas como vc, parabens parabens, vc e demais.
Sorry. I don’t understand
You don't speak Portuguese? According to Google Translate: "Tamar, the world needs people like you, congratulations congratulations, you and others."
Hmn, I think the epoxy backgroud looks pretty smart! I would maybe give a dark varnish to the frame to integrate it a little better. In any case, it's a really nice piece.
Thanks! It’s def a cool look. Just not what I pictured. I was hoping the cookies I cut would be lighter like the frame! Should have tested it....
Next time if you want it lighter, try painting the background white or silver instead of black, it will reflect the light! I'm making a table using a similar method and I dyed my resin blue, it likes gemmy and sweet! But it's dark when not backlit, so I'm putting a light underneath. :P
Yeh.... I’m thinking that’s what I should have done. I thought the wood was maple. So I thought the black background would be a nice contrast to the light wood. I was wrong! My bad for not testing a piece out. Ha
Yeah, what I've found is the thicker the resin, the darker it gets.
Noted!
Awwww this was definitely not the right wood for the epoxy, but it still looks great!!!
I don’t know what you’re talking about, that thing is beautiful!
Thanks! I think it’s cool! It’s just not how I pictured it in my head! Ha!
That's one good looking board and I have seen something similar minus the magnets ( table top) . Love it. Thank you 😊
Thanks so much! I love that it’s functional!
I love it nicely done.
Thanks so much!
Loved the idea! Making a piece of art and covering it with master pieces!!!😃
Thanks! My kids like it!
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE don't not like that! It looks GREAT/AWESOME!!! Thanks for another great video.
Thanks so much! I do like it. It’s just not what I had originally envisioned. I’ll have to get used to it I guess!
Different at the least but effective, keep up the good work!!
It’s going to be useful. Thanks peter!
Sorry I was going to write that part but was distracted.
Well Mrs T , I think you lucked out that the bigger cookies were not Maple ? as they may have come out really bright which would have
made the Black-eyed cookies look too dark ? but as it is everything looks nicely balanced to me and the black eyes are really nicely
dispersed around the frame , and the light coloured frame really ties it together very well ! :-) good job kiddo ,
I've sent a prayer to God , to try and hook you up with a Laguna Bandsaw (big one ) :-) :-) looked like you could really use one ;-)
You are awesome I’ve enjoyed everyone of your vids
That’s awesome to hear! Thanks so much David!
That's fantastic, i love that style of wall art but to add the magnets and make it functional is really awesome. I would follow up with some simple natural wood magnets for holding things! Just subbed looking forward to going through your videos.
That’s a great idea! Maybe I’ll do that with the kids this weekend. Thanks!
I really like how this turned out! And I love how you were able to make it without having to buy anything (well except for the spray paint ; ) and I'm going to have to make that jig for cutting logs!
Thanks so much Jeanie! Stupid spray paint.... ha! I liked the jig!
Perfect 👍
Master piece.....👌👌👌
Thanks!
Home run! Love the video as always
Thanks Matthew! Really appreciate that!!
It looks good to me.
Thanks!
Great job, I think you will like the epoxy if you get to use it more... You are very talented! Hugs from Halifax
Thanks so much! I need to experiment more
Very cool idea!!
Thanks!!
I would say It's MAGICAL FRAME in your house ....
Ha! My kids would like that
So many good jigs! Love the magnets, nice work.
I love my jigs. Ha. Thanks! My kids are having fun with the magnets.
Tebrikler, ellerinize sağlık.
I’m going to assume and say, thank you?
So what you are saying is,, you don't have a refrigerator?
Good project,, thanx for sharing :)
I didn’t have a refrigerator that’s magnetic.... and thanks!
Great idea and I think the darker than intended wood may have been a happy accident 😁😊
Thanks so much! I hear that! Just wasn’t what I was expecting. So it’s something I’ll have to get used to
I’m sure it’ll grow on you 👊
Nice work!
Thank you!
I look forward to hearing from you
O quadro ficou bonito para colocar mensagens
Ótimo trabalho
Thanks!
Very nice work
Thank you!
I love this!! You're so talented!
Thanks so much! ☺️
beautifull job
Thanks!
I like it. I cut some disks before and i put my stop about 6 inches from the cut line on the sled. I made a 5 1/2 inch piece and would put that against the stop. Then put the log against the 5 1/2 inch piece...remove the 5 1/2 inch piece without moving the log... and you can cut perfect 1/2 inch pieces without kickout worry. :-) Or you could make a flip up stop that is hinged. Butt the log against the stop and flip your hinged stop out of the way. No happy dance :-(
Ha! Not on this one 😂
hey, it looks brilliant.
Sorry, I've not got a clue what type of wood it is. I'm no carpenter.
Thanks Stephen! Wish someone could help me with this. Ha
amazing!
Thanks!