Ever build a stairway before?

[Kaizen]

Check this kid out. First time I came across his designs. A freaking wooden Jacuzzi? Detail on his stairs are incredible.

 

[Irongrave]

kids got skills I wish I had

 

[aka Larry]

Holy cow! The title "Master Craftsman" is well deserved. Simply stunning!

 

[KnurledNut]

This is a video featured on their website. Obviously marketing.
The work is very detailed and unique, but far from magic.
And i would call him a DESIGNER, not a craftsman.
IMHO, the craftsmen were the guys working throughout the video.
They deserve some of the credit this guy receives.
It never showed him doing the woodworking.
Instead, he was seen with a pencil multiple times.
I would bet the design software does a lot of the mastery.
Just my point of view, FWIW.

 

[Kaizen]

This is a video featured on their website. Obviously marketing.
The work is very detailed and unique, but far from magic.
And i would call him a DESIGNER, not a craftsman.
IMHO, the craftsmen were the guys working throughout the video.
They deserve some of the credit this guy receives.
It never showed him doing the woodworking.
Instead, he was seen with a pencil multiple times.
I would bet the design software does a lot of the mastery.
Just my point of view, FWIW.

I saw another one that said he got the bug learning shipbuilding. I'm sure he is a master woodworker. You don't hatch ideas like this without lots of intimate time with wood. You are correct though that they use a lot of modern tools like cnc and power carvers. No modern tools to bend those stair balusters



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[rburke65]

That is what THIS video revealed, that he got his inspiration from shipbuilding.

 

[Kaizen]

That is what THIS video revealed, that he got his inspiration from shipbuilding.

This is the other one