A spiral galaxy rendered in wood—8,100 hand-cut blocks, each stained and placed by hand
I made a galaxy out of 8,100 hand-cut wood blocks. It took two months, and every piece was placed one by one.
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I made a wooden spiral galaxy over two months — Dear Hank and John kept me company the whole time.
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I made a 3D wooden spiral galaxy out of 8100 blocks — open to feedback, and looking for glue-up gap fixing tips.
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