Uploaded June 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I often challenge myself to make small pieces using only wood scraps or other found objects from around the shop. I call these exercises design challenges. They can range from severe time limitations to severe material limitations, or as in this case they can just be for my own amusement. I made this small handheld mirror from a scrap of tiger maple I had in the shop, an off-cut of walnut, and a small piece of acrylic mirror glass.
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Some of my favorite items in this video:
My Shop Apron: amzn.to/2MwU0jG
Acrylic mirror glass: amzn.to/31hj8yz
The finish I use: amzn.to/2JX9zz6
5-minute epoxy: amzn.to/2WmtcCl
I often challenge myself to make small pieces using only wood scraps or other found objects from around the shop. I call these exercises design challenges. They can range from severe time limitations to severe material limitations, or as in this case they can just be for my own amusement. I made this small handheld mirror from a scrap of tiger maple I had in the shop, an off-cut of walnut, and a small piece of acrylic mirror glass.
Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed the video be sure to like, comment, and subscribe. I really appreciate the support!
Follow me over on Instagram!
instagram.com/encurtis
facebook.com/ENCurtis
Some of my favorite items in this video:
My Shop Apron: amzn.to/2MwU0jG
Acrylic mirror glass: amzn.to/31hj8yz
The finish I use: amzn.to/2JX9zz6
5-minute epoxy: amzn.to/2WmtcCl
