Bruceaulrich

Ah, very cool! I didn't realize I was one of your inspirations. I'm honored. I like how you drew from things you knew "Martin backpacker guitar" and sprinkled some things in there that you didn't previously know (copper pipe).

Possibly so.

You did a great job! It's a nice looking piece.

Really cool project! I don't know if I'm familiar with this type of scaffold board. I like how it turned out though!

This thing is awesome, Robin! And I loved the video!

This is just gorgeous, Ashley! Love it!

Right on! Do it! What wood will you choose? If you use walnut, people will say you're going to poison people. ;)

Appreciate you looking out for me!

Hey Chris! Thanks for checking out the project! My website is www.bruceaulrich.com. Drop me a message there and we can chat about what needs you have for a custom board if you would like.

I realized I didn't tell you the cost of the large cutting boards. Most of the cutting boards I sell are solid maple cutting boards. I sell those for $100 plus shipping.

Yeah, good points. I have used some red oak for cutting boards, but I keep those. Plus, we usually just cut fruit on them.

Really interesting project, Mike! I think it would be fun to freak people out when they first see it, like you mentioned. ha

Such a cool project! I remember seeing the video months ago, but great job spelling it out here in written form.

Hey Brandon...not sure why I didn't see this notification. Sorry about that. Yeah, I got a Glowforge back in early March. I ordered it about 500 days before that. ha ha. I'm really liking what it can do. Thanks for the comments!

Thanks so much! I thought I responded to this. Sorry for the delay. I love cootie..played it when I was a kid too. Thanks for the kind words!

Hey...thought I responded to this. Sorry. Yeah, the saw was actually not plugged in at the time I was touching it.

Doug, this is a stunning piece of art and craftsmanship! The world is a better place for you sharing it.

Thanks, Brandon! After a long 510 day wait, the Glowforge arrived in early March of this year. I've not had it long, but I'm already liking it. I am constantly finding projects I can incorporate the laser into.

Thanks so much! Yeah, Cootie is one that I played as a kid too, and my kids have been liking it. Another one is Sorry...love that game. (You have a good eye to spot that!) Thanks for checking out the project!

For sure...reading the labels would be a definite benefit. I appreciate your thoughtful comments!

Really cool project, Drew!

You're welcome! I talked him into making an Instructable. ha ha. It is a really cool project!

That thing is so cool looking! Thanks for sharing this experiment...makes me want to try something like it.

Thank you! Appreciate you checking out the project!

Thank you so much for the kind words! I really like how the splines turned out too...and it is a good thing...I had some struggles with them. ha! I would put this one in the woodworking contest, but I think they changed it to where you can only have one project in any one contest, and I already have one in there: Modern Plywood Rack - https://www.instructables.com/id/Modern-Plywood-Wine-Rack/

Well, I just went back and tried it, it seemed to let me add it to the Woodworking Contest. Go vote away...and thank you!

Cool project! Do you think acoustically transparent cloth makes a real difference? That site is cool that you linked for the cloth...has a TON of options.

I love how you can use both a taper candle and a tealight. Very cool project!

Great looking chairs! The subtle/simple lines of the legs go with the very curvy seat. And the brass pins are such a nice little hint.

Really cool project! I like how you can then customize it with the places you've been.

Thanks, Caleb! I thought you might like seeing this shirt. ha. Thanks for stopping by to check it out and for the kind words.

Thanks for the compliments! Some good information there. I'll challenge you a bit...well, not even really challenge...just present some different points. From my understanding, it is fine to store the wine neck up or neck slightly down, so long as the cork is covered. (you mentioned that) So many people just stand it up on a shelf, and the corks can dry out so fast. Also, I drink a lot of wine, and I never see any sediment. I don't know if that's just the wines I buy, or this region (not sure where you are located?), but I've never really seen any sediment. However, even if sediment was a problem, and it was a nice enough wine to hold onto for a while, I would probably be arieating it or decanting it, which would allow it to settle again. It doesn't stay around long enough for that! ha ha

Cool project, Aaron! Thanks for sharing the steps!

Great project on these knives! They're simply gorgeous!

I first saw this over on your YouTube channel. Nice job! The instructable is very well thought out!