Mystery Cube-in-a-Cube Puzzle Woodworking Project
Quickie woodworking project showing how to make a cube within a cube. This is a fun and simple project. If you make one, post a video response! I’d love to see other ways of doing this.
Mystery Cube-in-a-Cube Puzzle Woodworking Project
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if it was me.. i would drill out the center of the cube first…. so that you dont see the little divots thats are in the inner cube… isntead there are holes all the way through, and it doesnt give it away as much.
I’ve got a 4 inch forstner in my shop.
what if the press caught your watch
Good God! Mind your fingers!!
So THAT’S how it done! Thanks.
@brnz1932 maybe the young woodworkers should take up needle point… wait they might poke their eyes out… man we need more safety labels… ON EVERYTHING
How do you even have fingers left?
@TomKaren1994 Good advice. Be careful.
Nice project. VERY UNSAFE hand positioning.
@brnz1932 Haha! I like that. Johnny Safety!
i’m confused because it seems like once you drill it to the point of releasing, it should fit through any of the holes. ???
Nice way to show the young woodworkers out there how to put your fingers dangerously close to the rotating forstner bit there Johnny Safety!
There have something like this in the National Palace Museum in Taiwan, but three layers, spherical and made of Ivory, you could take a look :) think it’s called an ivory puzzle ball
the wood being used in this demo is fir not pine
@TheMonke22
yeh its all computer graphics - fucking idiot
???????! ??? ?????????? ??????!
nice job , i’ll try soon and show you
@epsilon8998
I hope you’re joking…
Wait a sec how did you get the smaller cube in the bigger cube before you cut into it? What the fuck are you a godamn magician???
Nice simple project…Good job…I saw this Vid a few weeks ago and finally got around to making a couple the other day out of some 3″ x 3″ Canary Wood and finished them with Tung Oil…….People really like them…
i lost a finger from trying to make this object.
@stevinmarin haha yeh you can go bigger again iv got one 100mm or 3.9 inch for you
@TheMonke22 maybe it goes along the same lines as a 2×4 they’re actually 1 1/2 by 3 1/2
thank for video.. you can look pdfs at –> WOODWORKINGPDF.BLOGSPOT.COM
thank for video.. you can look pdfs at –> WOODWORKINGPDF.BLOGSPOT.COM