11:11
Rethink the router circle jig
09:58
Quick and sturdy budget router sled
12:34
Fix that broken chair leg
12:08
The parasitic bowl
09:17
Super easy and attractive organizer trolley
07:10
Fixing an uneven tabletop mounting
14:46
From telephone pole to mosquito coil burner
16:58
Changing a broken windshield wiper linkage
11:24
Pen turning with rengas wood
01:57
Bowl opening sizing tool
08:52
A simple book stand, great for a first project.
15:11
Ironwood mortar and pestle
12:39
Turning TicTok
13:13
Kayu Tembusu off cuts make for stunning woodturning
13:39
Pen turning, without a mandrel.
11:53
Wenge, The Destroyer of Chisels!
13:51
How to design your own soap mold in Fusion 360 Pt 3
16:34
How to design your own soap mold in Fusion 360 Pt 2
17:27
How to design your own soap mold in Fusion 360 Pt 1
14:28
How to make a backyard swing.
18:09
Space saving wood storage for my small workshop.
11:57
Making Mahjong Racks Using Nibong
15:16
Make yourself a carpenters mallet (free plans included)
08:37
What I learnt from learning to weld
11:15
Blast from the Past: Can I make a working Yoyo from a single block of wood?
16:09
Turning the king of Sarawakian wood, the belian salad bowl
10:01
Why Every Handyman Needs a 3D Printer
11:23
Make a Wooden Shield for your Child
13:05
From Computer to Lathe: Making Finials for a Mimbar
15:52
Replace the handle on your broken kitchen knife
31:44
Make a pine bench seat for your Nenek
05:56
3D Printing an AB Silicone Mold
10:12
Rosewood crotch vase with a burl surprise
09:21
Beautiful Spalted Rosewood Box
11:20
Woodturning a Cake Display Stand
09:56
Tales from the Woodpile: Turning a Mahogany Ogee bowl
10:46
Lathe Driven Revolving Display Table
15:45
Turning scrap merbau into a bowl
05:11
Make your own abrasive paste at home
08:56
Turning a wenge tea light candle holder
18:50
Saké cup inspired bowl
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About
Welcome to Sarawak, a state of Malaysia in the heart of the beautiful island of Borneo.
This is a maker channel involving woodwork, 3D printing and design and anything else I care to try my hand at.
What I make from wood will mostly be from local timbers where I hope to show off the beauty of the tropical timber that can be found in Borneo.
I aim to inspire others to go out and make their own things, find a field that interests you as a hobby and pursue it, for both enjoyment, experience and to learn new skills.
I am by no means a master but more a jack of all trades. What I do is for entertainment (mostly mine) and is not always the safest or best way of doing things as I am also learning as I go along.
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