This is the Korean Chamjook. 
I used the straight grain section. 
cut the center. 
and chiseled out little by little. 
A couple of butterfly were completed. 

These were assembled like this. 
Till now, the whole parts of this project are finished.
After assembling the parts into a complete unit, I will show you later.
Thanks for reading.
See you ^^
-- Falling in love with wood... J. Park , South Korea

















6 comments so far
StevenAntonucci
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#1 posted 1523 days ago
Very impressive. I’ve tried cutting butterflies on the tablesaw and they never come out right. I’ll try your method next time!
-- Steven
Todd A. Clippinger
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#2 posted 1523 days ago
It is great to see this hand craftsmanship in action.
-- Todd A. Clippinger, Montana, http://americancraftsmanworkshop.com
Jaeyoel Park
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#3 posted 1523 days ago
Thank you for your responds.
I want tell you “just try”. It is never difficult.
But more time to make… :)
See you again ~
-- Falling in love with wood... J. Park , South Korea
gbvinc
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#4 posted 1523 days ago
아주 좋은! Thank you for showing us your technique. (Hopefully my Korean isn’t too rusty!)
Jaeyoel Park
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#5 posted 1523 days ago
Hi, gbvinc :)
Long time, no see.
Well… It’s still shining.
The very man who must worry about speaking other language is not you but me.
Thank you Very much :)
-- Falling in love with wood... J. Park , South Korea
mtlwrkr
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#6 posted 1275 days ago
Mr Park,
Much impressed, will finish used make difficult to disassemble?
Interested in dovetail plane, is square rebate plane against angle guide, or less/more than square?
Many Thanks,
-- "But I'm Much Better Now"
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