Too cool. One half of my brain is saying "Well of course that works," the other half is saying "WHAAAT?"

This is exactly the type of stuff youtube recommends me and I subsequently watch at 3:30 am.

This is so elegant. I thought at first "oh steam let's go" but this just blew my mind.

I teach bench joinery and I'm going to use this to confuse the hell out of my students tomorrow.

Absolutely I’ve been a Woodworker 62 years and I’ve never seen anything quite like that

I had no idea where this was heading. I don't know why I didn't see it coming, that makes so much sense, but I would have never thought of it myself. Thank you for sharing this!

Okay, mind blown. This was like watching how to perform a magic trick, without actually spoiling the trick because even the reveal looks like magic.

I’m not a wood worker and don’t plan on working with wood but this showed up in my feed and this looks sick

Brilliant. I’ve been a carpenter and joiner for 20 years and never seen it even thought about this method. Every days a school day! Well done! Now I have to go give this a go myself.

That might be the best woodworking trick I've ever seen, I've made so many cabriole legs and there's usually so much waste, I'm seriously impressed.

The genius of the human mind . . . . . . . whoever came up with such an idea!

35 years and I'm still learning. Best woodworking magic trick ever!... Thank you!

What kinda wood working magic did I just watch.... “mind blown” ... thank you for putting this out , truly original stuff.

11/26/2020 USA Grandpa Bill: Man, this is so clear and concise you could be a trainer in any shop or school. Your voice is well-modulated; your camera work is perfect; your planned stages are logical; the whole presentation appears without error. Thank you for being on KZfaq, sharing your insights, and encouraging so many of us to try, to make, to build. You're a real treasure, but I think you are a humble man and will shrug off such weighty praise. Just know many of us admire your work and you, even if we can't say it.

I’m just in the process of starting to learn about woodwork and I got RIDICULOUSLY EXCITED seeing this happen 😲Also thank you for explaining so clearly

I saw the thumbnail and went "What? No! Impossible." but 30 seconds in, I realized how this is done and I felt like a fool for never thinking of how simple and genius this is.

This has less than a thousand views!? You've totally blown my mind, this is one of the most amazing techniques I've ever seen. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

This is kind blowing.. Never imagined this could be done... Initially I started with some skepticism.. Thinking of steam and some heavy hydrolics... 👍

It doesn't matter what field, I like seeing ingenuity like this.

Where was KZfaq when I was a kid? I wish I had learned something this cool when I was younger!

I gotta admit, this was really, really cool!

This is really cool. I want to try this and I’m not even making a table.

As a mathematician and engineer, the first time i saw this in one of my abstract geometry classes, i actually was so mind blown that i yelled "F you" at my professor. Granted, i usually dont use that kind of language, so you can see how mind blown i was.

I thought he was going to soak it and then manipulate the wood😂😂😂

Looking at the comments timestamps, it looks like the algorithm was just recently very kind to you. I'm glad that happened and this is pretty cool!

This has to be one of the most remarkable woodworking videos I've ever seen. Thumbs up for you, sir.

I'm not a woodworker but that was genius!

Watching the first minute: Hold up that's going to be heaps of waste Later: OOOOOH DAMN.

I clicked just to bust the claim of no waste. Yet it left me completely blown away. Thanks for sharing!

I only realised what was coming on the second bandsaw cut but this is extremely clever and beautifully done. I would never have thought of it in a hundred years so thanks for showing me something really ingenious 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I was a props master for many years (film, theatre, events etc ,etc). I had many people applying to work on projects; I would give them 2 first tasks to evaluate skills. Handing them a finished 'wiggle' piece - as above - telling them "there is no waste" and asking if they could work out the technique. Then getting them to carve a ball in polystyrene foam, fast. It really sorted out the wheat from the chaff, not unkindly I hope. I use the terrific 'trick' for sculptural pieces now.

ALIEN!! really, that idea is from another planet..

I am going to try making my first table with a mix of a few techniques (I'm a carpentry/cabinetry student attempting to build my own drawing table), and I love the idea that I can add some flair, creativity, and style to my table. Thank you show much for showing us all this technique!

I'm in IT and while I enjoy my chosen profession, I am in awe of what these wood craftsmen (and women) can do. This video is amazing. It's like watching the behind the scenes of a David Coperfield magic trick!

Never had my mind blown by any woodworkers videos until watching this!! Love it! simple and beautiful!

Wow. That's one of the best skills I've learned in the last 6 months. Super-useful. Thank you!

How could anyone give this a thumbs down? This is great!!!!!

Wow, this was genius. This is an absolutely amazing technique. Simple. Thanks for this tip.

I have always refrained from making my own curved or cabriole legs because I was conscious of the waste on my precious timber stock. Now I have no excuse not to make alternative furniture styles. Thank you for sharing this valuable information and technique.

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This made my list of "top 100 youtube videos you should watch before you die" list 😂😂. Seriously, I'm a novice woodworker and I've been intrigued and fascinated about bending, twisting and turning wood to give it interesting shapes specially for legs. However most of the methods are a little complicated, this one totally made me think again about it. I don't have a bandsaw but this now has made me putting it on my wishlist of tools. Thanks a lot for this well explained and highly educational video. And thanks too to the KZfaq Algorithm God for putting this on my feed today 😁.

A structural advantage of this method is that it is guaranteed to form a continuous solid core running top to bottom of the finished leg (well, providing you don't go crazy with the rasp). The size of the core will depend on how close to the edges you allow the wavy cuts to go.

You are a natural teacher - a very high calling, indeed!

This is not just wood working thing. This is engineering thing 😮.

That by far is the best way I've ever seen to make a leg like that.

I have my jaw on the floor. Thanks for teaching us!!

Magical! Great demo. Thanks!

Genius, thanks for posting, 45years of woodworking and restoration, and never seen this, Greetings from the UK, stay safe ,

not looking for this, but glad to have seen

I've been staring at the legs on my pool table for ages. So complex! Now I see how it was done. SLACKERS!

You just melted my brain! Outstanding!

Mind blown is an understatement!!! Awesome tutorial!!

That is an incredibly smart, crafty and efficient woodworking piece. Very inspiring. Thanks.

I wonder how the first person to do this figured it out? My head still hurts thinking how this works. Wonderful job

I cannot stop watching this video again again... Fascinating! So much possibilities. Beautiful

This... blew my brain in the simplest way. I love it! Thank you.

Thank you for teaching a curve trick

It was just ....Wow....you opened up my mind to next level👍

Unbelievable! Mind blown here, too! I’m stunned! Thank you!

Incredible out of the box thinking. I could have not come up with this idea even in millions of years.

Wow...who in the world thought of and came up with this? Pure genius. Thank you. Wow

Wow... that's amazing! And zero waste!

Completely blown away!

This is the coolest furniture DIY vid I've seen yet!!! 😍

Mind blowing technique, lots of regards for the skill and craft

That is a neat idea. I have never seen anything like this before. Great job! Thanks for sharing

I just love simple ideas that have a huge payback. Thanks very much for sharing.

Awesome tip! I never would have thought it could be so easy! Thank you for sharing!

Clever technique and great explanation! Thanks a lot for sharing it, very valuable indeed!

You just blew my mind that is so cool

Liked and subscribed. I learned this trick 35 years ago and forgot all about it till just now. Thanks for the reminder.

One word...Amazing!

Wow! When you said "no waste" You meant NO WASTE. Amazing!

Damn, now I have to buy a band saw... !

I had totally forgotten about this process. I learned about this years ago for my Old wood shop teacher in the early 80s... thank you for refreshing my memory.

Very cool technique. Thanks for speeding up the tedious steps.

That is so cool. All hail interior geometry ✌️.

Who are these over 500 crazy people who dislike this video😱 this is pure magic✨

Simple genius! Love it!

Dam! I am blown away! I need to watch that again! Super cool.

i first thought, well there's a saw so how is there no waste..... was not disappointed.

You could hear my jaw dropping! This is truly stunning. Have you recieved any death threats from people you learned this from as I bet this one of those things people dont share. Very much appreciated!!

The moment you see the template and the penny drops. Nice my dude, nice.

Amazing technique,thankyou for showing and making it look so easy.

Beautiful ingenuity I was surprised that when you said "no waste" you LITERALLY meant "no waste" not like "no more waste than usual"

wow! it`s just WOW!

If you come up with this idea you are woodworking genius, my hat off to you. 👍👍👍

What magic is this !! As you start cutting. I said . Yeah, Yeah right , no waste lol. Then it was mind blowing. Well done. Hats off.

Realmente é difícil conceber o final. É de dar nó na mente. Apesar de ser muito simples. Obrigado.

No words I am speechless

Thank you so much! This has blown my mind, I'm off to the wood yard tomorrow now! So simple and effective!

Thank you so much for sharing! Saving this for future reference!

this teqniue is really awesome,,,, thnk u "sir",,,,

This is so awesome! Mind opening! I will definitely try it.

Why would people dislike this? This is amazing to learn this!!!!

Wow! That is really crazy how that works. Thanks a LOT for showing this.

Best recommendation ever

I really thought this was clickbait. So wrong - amazing! Well done, cannot understand how this could get a dislike.

WOOOOOOWWWW..... WHEN THEY FLIPPED MY MIND BLEW!

Someone VERY smart figured this out originally! Thanks you made it easy to understand and follow.