In this video we visit my good friend Nick Pancheau.
Nick has taken one of his side table designs to the next level by adding a textured pattern with a CNC machine and he explains to us the inspiration and process in creating the design.
The project design was inspired by Jeff Martin, a furniture maker from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Jeff has a great portfolio and is getting awards for his designs. You can check out his work at Jeff Martin Joinery.
In this video we visit my good friend Nick Pancheau.
Nick has taken one of his side table designs to the next level by adding a textured pattern with a CNC machine and he explains to us the inspiration and process in creating the design.
The project design was inspired by Jeff Martin, a furniture maker from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Jeff has a great portfolio and is getting awards for his designs. You can check out his work at Jeff Martin Joinery.
this was a great video todd, at first i thought maybe you guys had smoked something, the lingo was kinda likw two artist in new york going over your type of style….lol…very cool, i really wish i was out that way, there seems to be more artistic range out west, it sure is more my style then the southern here….thanks this was great…
In this video we visit my good friend Nick Pancheau.
Nick has taken one of his side table designs to the next level by adding a textured pattern with a CNC machine and he explains to us the inspiration and process in creating the design.
The project design was inspired by Jeff Martin, a furniture maker from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Jeff has a great portfolio and is getting awards for his designs. You can check out his work at Jeff Martin Joinery.
In this video we visit my good friend Nick Pancheau.
Nick has taken one of his side table designs to the next level by adding a textured pattern with a CNC machine and he explains to us the inspiration and process in creating the design.
The project design was inspired by Jeff Martin, a furniture maker from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Jeff has a great portfolio and is getting awards for his designs. You can check out his work at Jeff Martin Joinery.
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