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The best part of watching an expert work is how easy and casual they make it look, when you know how hard it really is. That ease comes from years of making mistakes, learning from them, and making fewer and fewer over time. The natural flow becomes easier through repetition. Ben at @tand.studio has that flow, and it’s as contagious as it is inspiring. Fun working with Ben and @tonyhagedorn on this personal shoot.
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Ben Eder of Tänd Studio ( @tand.studio ) believes we can live alongside the land instead of greedily consuming it. And now, he’s putting his own money behind the fight to defend places like Bears Ears National Monument. Ben and his shop, Tänd Studio, are matching every gift to the Conservation Lands Foundation, dollar for dollar, up to $25,000 through October 31. Visit the link in our bio or www.conservationlands.org/give to double your donation today! Your gift, doubled, powers our work to defend public lands in the courts, in the halls of Congress, and in local communities across the country. An attack on one monument is an attack on all, and the moment to fight back is today – and together. Will you join us? 📹 videographer Tony Hagedorn (@tonyhagedorn)
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Our fitness mats are super METAL! Not literally, but the vibe sure is. The mats are actually super soft, thanks to the cotton suede topper for extra grip on top of natural rubber. Thinner than standard for extra balance.
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SEMIFINAL 2: VOTING IS OPEN! 🌳🏆 One place remains in the final. Today, two completely different forms of woodworking compete for your vote. TAND STUDIO — BEN EDER - slides 2-6 Ben entered “After the Break,” a 7-inch calabash-style bowl turned from a highly figured Black Walnut crotch. Natural cracks and voids formed throughout the wood as the tree grew. Instead of hiding them, Ben filled each opening with brass using a kintsugi-inspired technique, making the imperfections part of the finished piece. The simple form keeps the focus on the contrast between the dark walnut, feathered figure, and bright brass repairs. VS. CEDAR CABIN CREATIONS — DANIELLE & SERGEI - slides 7-11 Danielle and Sergei entered a whimsical Claro Walnut entry table featuring a solid figured walnut top floating above its frame, Bastogne Walnut drawer fronts, and brass accents. Its flowing lines, contrasting woods, and carefully placed details give the table a distinct personality while allowing the natural figure of the walnut to remain the focus. HOW TO VOTE: Comment either “Tand Studio” or “Cedar Cabin Creations” below. • One vote per profile • Votes must be submitted on this original post • We’ll reply with a ✔️ to confirm your vote has been counted • Duplicate or edited votes will not count • Voting remains open for 24 hours from the time this post goes live Votes from the quarterfinals do not carry forward. This semifinal begins with both contestants at zero. Swipe through both projects, consider the creativity and craftsmanship behind each one, and cast your vote below. The winner advances to the final and continues competing for $500 in Cali Hardwoods store credit! Voting takes place only in the comments, and @calihardwoods is our only official account.
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THE FINAL FOUR ARE SET! 🌳🏆 After four quarterfinal matchups and hundreds of votes from our community, four projects remain in our 20,000-follower appreciation contest. Congratulations to our semifinalists: • Jonas Olsen Woodcraft • Doug Del Turco Woodworks • Tand Studio — Ben Eder • Cedar Cabin Creations — Danielle & Sergei THE SEMIFINAL BRACKET: Semifinal 1 — Wednesday, September 30 Jonas Olsen Woodcraft vs. Doug Del Turco Woodworks Semifinal 2 — Friday, October 2 Tand Studio vs. Cedar Cabin Creations The two winners will advance to the final and compete for $500 in Cali Hardwoods store credit! Today’s post is only the semifinal announcement. Voting is not open yet, and comments on this post will not count as votes. Official voting begins tomorrow on the dedicated Jonas Olsen Woodcraft vs. Doug Del Turco Woodworks matchup post. Each semifinal will remain open for 24 hours, and we’ll reply with a ✔️ to confirm each accepted vote. We also want to recognize Bryan Bricker, Fawad Qureshii, Kevin Nilson, and Chester of Appalachian Joinery. Their projects and stories made this contest special, and advancing came down entirely to the community vote. As a thank-you for sharing their work and helping us celebrate 20,000 followers, every eligible entrant will receive a $50 Cali Hardwoods store credit. Swipe through to meet the final four, view the updated bracket, and see who faces off tomorrow!
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QUARTERFINAL 3: BOWL TURNING 🌳🏆 This matchup brings together two bowl turners with very different relationships to their craft—Ben Eder of Tand Studio, who turns professionally and sells his work online and at shows, and Kevin Nilson, who turns as a hobby with his children and often gives his finished pieces to friends. FIRST UP: Tand Studio — Ben Eder Ben entered “After the Break,” a 7-inch calabash-style bowl turned from a highly figured Claro Walnut crotch. The tree’s unusual growth created dense feathered grain along with natural cracks and voids throughout the piece. Rather than hiding those imperfections, Ben filled each opening with brass using a kintsugi-inspired technique—making the breaks part of the bowl’s character. The simple calabash form keeps the focus on the contrast between the dark walnut, shifting figure, and bright brass repairs. Turned, repaired, and finished entirely by hand, the bowl preserves the marks of how the tree grew instead of trying to erase them. THE CHALLENGER: Kevin Nilson Kevin entered a bowl turned from what he described as “one of the most beautiful pieces I ever had”—a remarkable piece of Claro Walnut crotch-feather. The blank had a #3 etched into it, which is how Beretta marked their blanks. It was most likely intended to become a shotgun blank but was rejected somewhere along the way, eventually finding a completely different purpose as a bowl blank. Instead of becoming part of a gunstock, that exceptional feathered grain now lives on as a one-of-a-kind turned bowl. HOW TO VOTE: Comment either “Tand Studio” or “Kevin Nilson” below. • One vote per profile • Votes must be submitted in the comments of this original post • We’ll reply with a ✔️ to confirm your vote has been counted • Voting remains open for 24 hours from the time this post goes live The winner will advance to the semifinals and continue competing for $500 in Cali Hardwoods store credit. Swipe through both entries, take a close look at the figure and craftsmanship, and cast your vote below! Voting takes place only in the comments, and @calihardwoods is our only official account.
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You have to follow this young #powermaticlathelegend 👉 @tand.studio #powermaticwoodworking #powermaticturning #thepowermaticlathe
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Good smash that follow button 👉 @tand.studio This #powermaticlathelegend is going viral! • But my mom tells me I’m good at this. #thepowermaticdifference #powermaticlathe #powermaticwoodworking
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What's the next project on your lathe? 🎥 by @tand.studio #hamletcrafttools #bowlturning #woodenbowl #woodturnersofinstagram #woodlife
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Repost @tand.studio I saw this piece of elm on my friend’s shop floor yesterday and had to turn it. I love the live edge on this piece. #hamletcrafttools #woodturningvideos #woodisgood #igwoodworks #customervideo
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House 🤝 Home
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I love feeling and knowing that we're all connected. Thank to Ben from @tand.studio for making the connection that we now live in his grandparent's house and sending us the beautiful spalted maple lathe turned bowl. He makes really beautiful pieces, and got his start in our workshop in our basement! Those glasses with the names etched in them at an estate sale. I can't make this stuff up!
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