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Well, here is the secret behind how the old “nail stuck impossibly in the wood” trick is pulled off. Its actually pretty easy to do if you’ve got a bandsaw, a drill, and some hot water handy. Take a look…
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What dimensions did you use?
Clever… very… i wondered how the heck that was done… Thanks
Very cool. Who wouldn’t want one?
Not to be nitpicky but that would be a table saw not a band saw.
You are nitpicky! You could use either, or a handsaw or a router or a ………
:-) Interesting video. I am a D-I-Y fan myself – but not inspired to try this. The wood treatment technique might come in useful some time, I suppose. Besides that – this is one crazy trick.
That was really cool! It’s amazing that you can just *squish* up the wood like that – and then that it will pop back out and look normal! Very cool!
Wasnot that such a waste of time? Why would any one want to do it anyways?