MIND BLOWN! 🤯 Using AI to Design a Woodworking Project
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Using the MidJourney Artificial Intelligence to design a woodworking project. Brought to you by Squarespace. For 10% off your first purchase, go to: squarespace.com/makesomething
Whether you like it or not AI is going to play a huge part in our lives and will change woodworking forever. Instead of looking for inspiration on Pinterest you can now have MidJourney draw up endless possibilities. AI can assist in the design of woodworking projects by generating unique designs, optimizing material usage, and simulating the finished product. This can streamline the design process and produce high-quality results.
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That was a really neat idea to start a project. Honestly - most ideas nowadays are just mutations of other ideas we've seen before. Love how that turned out in the end. Fits the bathroom really well!
Excellent! You are really on to something with this concept. I’m really looking forward to more projects like this.
Very cool build, David. A take on design I had never seen before this video! Would definitely want to see more of this.
Awesome project! I could see using this to come up with a concept sketch much quicker than I do now. I feel like I waste a ton of time trying to take broad based concepts and making them into furniture that is proportional and good looking.
You make the coolest projects Dave, and your shop is so fun to view . Enjoy your day
Amazing towel hanger. Looks good. Thank you for walking me through the project.
Beautiful design! Thanks for showing us a new way to make.
I am very into curves and organic shapes like this so this was right up my alley! Thanks!
Awesome idea! Definitely explore this further!
This is such a cool concept for a video and fantastic execution! Whether we like it or not, I think that generative AI will continue to gain traction, and I am curious (and a little scared) to see how it influences our lives.
I've been kicking around the idea of adding a benchtop bandsaw with a 1/4" blade to my shop, and just keeping a resaw blade on my 14" bandsaw. I think you just convinced me.
@joeleonetti8976
Жыл бұрын
Thinking the same myself.
Great video. Just did something similar and made an oreo stool. Your take on showing and explaining your process never even occurred to me, very cool!
@MakeSomething
Жыл бұрын
That stool looks awesome! Thanks!
That was awesome, thanks for the video!! We definitely need to embrace the AI and use it to make new designs like this.
heard about this on the podcast and the execution/process is fascinating!
You should add the sound that the foot pedal power tool make while you are grinding on your project to your instrumentation repertoire to mix in with your music. It made some interesting sounds
Beautiful work, Dave! It looks fantastic! 😃 But yeah, it would be impossible to follow the drawing to the letter, but doing like you did the results are fantastic! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Yooo do more of this! So cool! Do a table next!
I love your set up, it’s so fantastic. I wish I had space like that. Such a dream.
Awesome job! I'm a software dev and I think approaches like this are what will make AI useful. The AI didn't have the context to to magically create exactly what you wanted, or even something fully functional. The back-and-forth of generating options and focusing terms really gave some control over the creative process. Then, translating the image to a real thing let you put your spin on the final piece. We need to use AI as a super-power to help us be better, but still keep our human fingerprints in the mix.
AI did design usable stand. It is probably used as wood clip - when towel is rolled it wedges/clips in between 2 sides and stands like that
I think that the towel was folded in and it just sits in the top like tongs. I like your take on the project anyway!! Love watching your episodes.
Love this concept!!! Amazing video ❤️
8:03 "This is where the magic happens" 🤣😂
This was interesting! I like the idea, and I feel like it could definately help with the research / inspiration phase. I don't do a lot of woodworking, but sometime I make my own stuff. I think it's extremely satisfying to make your own design. I'm currently making speaker stands for the speakers I made. It's coming together nicely. They are in the same style and same veneer / paint combination. They are quite litteraly made for eachother. That's where I assume this AI would miss the mark although I have not used it so can't say for certain. But I'm assuming it can't take the considerations of how it would work in the room or work with existing furniture etc. Thats why I think it would still be mostly for inspiration, similar to how you did it I guess with scaling it. Nicely made!
Bruh!!!!! That looks so freaking cool dude! Man I wish I had the real estate on my bathroom counter to make something like this. Thanks for sharing Dave!!!
I love your finish container
This turned out great. I would love to see it on a bigger scale. AI is just like all technology, it's a tool that will take time to become common place. Let it inspire you just like you use everything else to inspire you.
Awesome video. Would like to see more like this. Keep it up!
As always innovating on the content and the creative process!!!! So sick and excited for what AI could do for the design process.
I haven't been able to get AI to work for me with the few times I have tried it, but I think this was a cool exercise. And, it turned out pretty great. I like the fact the design changed due to how you wanted to use it.
Loved this video. I think there is probably space available for a dedicated AI Woodworking channel. Keep them coming!
Hey Dave! Great video. I listened to your podcast, Making it, where you discuss AI and design and liked your thoughts on it. I quite liked this video where you took a 2D idea generated by a computer and added your own 3D touch to it.
@MakeSomething
Жыл бұрын
Thank you! Appreciate you listening and watching!
Love the towel holder! I’ve used the same search technique to find a close approximation of a bookcase I want to build. After that, I fleshed it out on paper. I’m excited to start building it. As for A I and being afraid of it…yes, a little but I’m not sure why. We’ve all been using forms of it for years.
Excellent video showing how you made a concept real.... It's your design -- you input the criteria for the AI to render, then you interpreted what the AI rendered. Wish I lived near Kencraft.... Ordering wood just isn't the same as choosing it yourself.
Very cool. I would love to see more of these
The "mom joke" reminded me of a video you did awhile back. At the end, you said something like "I'm active on Twitter, Pinterest, Facebook, the bedroom..." 😂😂
First, cool AI project! I’ve been dying to see what you were inspired to make since hearing about it on the podcast. Second, halfway through, I was like there’s so many missed opportunities for jokes with these references and measurements. You brought it all around. Did not disappoint lol
Interesting towel hanger concept, turned out great.
This is cool! I never could get past the advertisements on Squarespace to get anything done on there.
I'm glad you reinforced that bottom joint. Yes, you have a long grain joint, but they're both hand carved, curved surfaces, so you may not get a FULL long grain joint!
I love this so much it came out looking great What you said on the podcast about using AI like a pinterest board struck me as an awesome idea. I'd be keen to see more of this
This was absolutely amazing!
The final design had elements that I would never consider doing. The curved pocket where the upright attaches to the base is beyond my feeble mind. The slope on the base is another element that I would not have created. Overall the towel rack is very organic and one of a kind with a refreshing look out of the box.
Would I say it is YOUR design....absolutly. Everything we make is influenced by SOMETHING....you saw a concept and changed it to your need. That is YOUR design. And VERY cool execution. Like it! Am I afraid of AI. At this stage....no. So for now...thank you SkyNet!
Your workshop is Amazing....
Love that you are using this new tech to your benefit. "Everything is a hammer"
looks amazing, maybe add a shinto rasp which would have helped shaping the areas?
Love watching you work! Taking AI, using Malloof and making it a Piccutto!
Great video David!!
Nice execution! It’s beautiful and I keep hearing Pauly Shore from Biodome, “Welcome to the future!”
@MakeSomething
Жыл бұрын
Futch…..er!
Great video and I love your embrace of AI in making. I think it will only make the game more fun!!
So I’m going from a traditional shop with messy floors and clutter to a studio style shop like yours. Would you suggest multiple vacs so I can keep the duct to a minimum or what? I love how clean and tighty your shop is I know you clean for the camera but is it impossible to have a semi dust free shop?
That turned out great!
Great video, loved the dowel ad bit. 😂
Very cool bro! I really love that one of your design inputs was Sam Maloof, and that the AI knew who he was. I'm stoked to see what you come up with in the future when these AI programs get more flushed out. You, the bandsaw box guy, need to have AI design you a crazy bandsaw box!!
AI can be a tool to help artists like yourself reach your potential. You still have the freedom to choose what decisions you make and make any alterations. Amazing job!
Beautiful! But how stable/steady is it? It seems like it would move around a lot while using the towel. I'd be inclined to hollow out some spaces in the base and place some steel or lead weights just to give it some stabilizing mass in the bottom. Also, would a trim router have been useful to rough in some of that final shaping of the vertical piece before smoothing it with sandpaper? It seems like that would have been a lot faster. Maybe not as organic a finished look as you were going for, though?
If you had to do this over would you consider cutting the tapered swoop first on the square stock using your bandsaw? I’m imagining doing this by making a cut similar to a resaw just curved instead of straight with your table tilted. Then you could cut the circle.
@MakeSomething
Жыл бұрын
Yes, for sure.
I appreciate your Steve Zissou look in this video.
Thankyou for using AI like the tool it is promising to become. Beautiful results!
This was such a great video idea, really unique piece 👍
@MakeSomething
Жыл бұрын
Thank you Josh! You make some fine things yourself! 😉
I like it! Nice job!
Pretty fun idea. AI seems like a great spot to get inspiration and push yourself as a maker
You should ask the AI program to write up the projects dimensions in CAD or vector… Whatever you use for your CNC. Great project!!!
So I’m watching and wondering how in the world is your shop so clean and without sawdust everywhere? I do like the dark walls too! So maybe you have a fest tool dust collector?
Wow, this is amazing.
This fun and it came out great! I think it's okay to use AI as long as an artist clearly states that they are doing so.
This is beautiful! AI is just another tool to help us on our creative journey. Definitely want to see a larger scale project.
@fotografick
Жыл бұрын
Yep, it still requires human curation and ingenuity to create stuff. It's just a tool like any other machine.
Very cool. Is there a website where I can mess around with the ai program and try my own projects?
Creativity stems from the human brain. Not from a computer. Years ago a friend that happened to be a computer tech told me not to carry my brain in a briefcase. Asking ai to do for you because you don’t have the ability to be creative is such a cop out. Thinking for oneself and creating something that’s a part of you is immensely satisfying. AI will never give you that satisfaction. Ever.
Absolutely love it
This was a cool idea. Looking forward to this channel in 2023!
I liked this video not because it involved ai but because it was design on the fly. This is the way I tend to do my project as well. That being said Yes I’d like to see a larger projects done with ai
Now this is a great idea on how to use AI. I was wondering what would happen if you used it to make blueprints last week when I saw another video playing with AI.
Do more of these please.
Using AI while watching MIB ? 😜 Happy new year ! Best wishes. Regards
Apologies if you covered previously, where did you get that clip on filter kit for the box fan ? I’ve just been siliconing a 20 x20 filter onto mine. Lol.
@MakeSomething
Жыл бұрын
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How are you getting such good dust collection on your bandsaw?
I really enjoyed this video. If you are looking for a follow up, I have a suggestion. I went out to the site you mentioned and created an account. It wasn't immediately obvious to me how to use the AI to create images. I would really appreciate it if you could walk us through how to get the it up and running. I don't need a super detailed how to instruction. I want to make something for our kitchen table that holds the condiments we use and napkins. Not sure of the design and I could see AI being a fun project to generate ideas. Many thanks.
Love it 👍 I'm not s woodworker and would never make this 😉 but these kind of videos are really fun to watch! In regards to the AI, as a designer myself, I see it as a great sketching tool but I also appreciate that there will be alot of ethical and other discussions to be had around the topic. Also I can totally get that some graphical illustrators and people making stock images, might be worried by these technologies. If you haven't, check out the KZread artist Jazza and his explorations of AI, very interesting stuff.
Making Mom jokes to your brother 😂
@MakeSomething
Жыл бұрын
I know, so weird! hahah!
Yo! I use a Sand-O-Flex for sanding very odd shaped and small parts. It's 100% the correct tool for the job. I can't recommend it enough.
@MakeSomething
Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@AlanStucky
Жыл бұрын
@@MakeSomething and actually, I got that info from the book “Animal puzzles for the scroll saw” by Judy Peterson. In the front of that book she has some really helpful tips for working with that smaller stuff. The templates are fun too, but I’ve used the techniques she talks about in there on finer details on a bunch of other projects.
Congratulations fron Brazil👏👏
Great work, this was a really fun one. Totally agree that now is the time for us artists to embrace AI art, not fight it.
@WalterMelons
Жыл бұрын
Exactly what a robot would say, I’m on to you Skynet!
@SICresinwrks
Жыл бұрын
That's debatable, im still not a fan of AI when it comes to drawing/paintings but this idea is definitely a great way to use AI
@Mrfrerob
Жыл бұрын
AI art for expression… no. AI for design yes. I can see design AI reducing the need for revisions or those “back to the drawing board” moments.
Ahh, midjourney. I used that a TON but it's still very, very limited. I think in a few years we are really going to see some wild stuff.
Is your shop hooked onto your house or is it a separate building at your house? Nice job on the towel rack.
@MakeSomething
Жыл бұрын
It’s a detached garage.
Nice job, that’s being creative
We have to think of AI as a "loyal wingman" that helps us out, not necessarily our replacement. Imagine having a non-judgmental person to talk with to openly share our thoughts and ideas with. I think our future looks more like having a dedicated assistant than robot overlords.
Think the AI was thinking a towel holder like for clean towels, why the towel was rolled up. But it turned out great and interesting way to use AI as a sketchbook.
Love the Donut-esque sponsor spot. Great job on the project, it really came out amazing.
Izzy just said the other day he’s going to be doing an AI woodworking video too…. Really like this design, and yea, it’s your design!
Smart to do your ad between your actual work. Did you try to take the image to ChatGBT to see if it can make you plans?
Real papa smurf vibe bro, love the work lol.
Foreskin marks, just spat my tea out of my nose. Glad you left that in 🤣
my wife is an SLP too! Cool project. also, putting a dowel through the planer was a surprise- would that create an oblong shape?
Looks very organic… cool! No tendency to tip over?
Great video. Super intrigued by using AI to model designs off of. Not sure how you did it Space Wizard!
I really enjoy your videos and mom.
It's your design, as you needed to do lots of modifications: keywords, selection from the list of options, a major redesign to make it a completely different type of towel holder, and smaller mods during construction. Pretty cool, love your style!
Shouldn't the base be larger if the tower part is taller?