[jemangin]

Thanks for the help with this one. Finished. I got the inspiration from a knife block I saw online. It was listed at 800 pound sterling($1200). I asked myself is it made of gold or is it that hard to make? Well it was a bit onerous during the clamping phase but cutting the wedges was quite easy on the bandsaw and table saw. I originally made them right angle triangles which looked a bit weird. I turned them into isosceles triangles and it did the trick. Walnut and cherry. Finished with blonde shellac followed by wipe on oil base poly and steel wool/wax.

 

[Stick486]

sweet!!!!

 

[RainMan 2.0]

I’m really liking this design . Well done

 

[Herb Stoops]

Good job, I like it.
HErb

 

[Multiwood]

Very nice Jamie

 

[woodworker47]

Jamie,

Really nice. I like it.

Frank

 

[neville9999]

Nice I will make some. N

 

[Bstrom]

Outstanding - thanks for the build pix.

 

[Ed3443]

Really great idea and execution. Love the wood combination. Thanks for the pictures they are really helpful to learn your process.

 

[MEBCWD]

Nice simple, functional design and a good choice of woods to make it special.

 

[honesttjohn]

Cool!!

 

[Chris Itin]

I agree with everyone else...this is exceptional!

 

[DaninVan]

Nice variation on the traditional square block concept, and really well executed!
Your clamping solution is apparently very effective.

 

[roxanne562001]

I love it very nice

 

[JFPNCM]

Great piece. Well executed.

The question of course: "now that you have made one, is the price within reason". ��

 

[DesertRatTom]

Nice. I like that it doesn't eat much counter space.

 

[Billybobb]

Great job!

Very nice and it gave me some ideas using some wood I have now. Great job!

 

[dman2]

Wow! My next project! These will not only be a space saver for my 3 blocks, but they're beautiful as well.
How thick is the walnut? Did you make two wedges from one piece of wood?

 

[MikeBee]

That is really nice,,,makes me want to make one.

 

[Danman1957]

Jamie,
I like the design, it takes less room on the counter when they all fit in the same footprint like this I think I might attempt this. Thanks

Dan