Popular Post planeur Posted February 5, 2024 Popular Post Report Posted February 5, 2024 Little dog face For Lucie, who have and love dog, I made her this little intarsia dog, in cherry, ebony and sapele (ear and ''lips'' and around eyes ), from a photo in Pinterest from Tanya Mcelveen. It measures 6'' X 7'' and 3/8'' thick, assembled with wood glue and on a 1/8'' MDF base, but after sanding. Naturally cut with a scroll saw, with many pieces whose angles are quite sharp, so not easy to cut . What gave me a chance in the precision of the cherrywood cut, was the fact that once a piece was cut, its immediate neighbor was partly trimmed, so the fit was already very good, if well trimmed! So here's the finished cut of all the pieces, then the ebony and ..... pieces are copied onto the cherry originals. Once the 34 pieces have been cut as accurately as possible, sanding begins on each piece to round them out and give them a 3-D effect. I also raised some of the pieces for more than 3 D. Then the sanding! After several trials and recommendations ( thanks again every bodies ) I opted for this electric rounding sander with an aspiration tube near, which can go into almost every small corners. Naturally, I do a lot of hand sanding with all kinds of sandpaper that I fold or round, and as you probably know, this requires ........... patience! But a little bit every day help a lot! Rounding the upper parts , I also help him to see better with a white dot in his eyes ! Then Glueing my little friend , a little between each parts and finally at the back on a MDF 1/8'' Finished with oil Prato Verde . And here is my little dog saying thanks to this site with so much informations and advises and experts activities which help me a lot! planeur dgman, Dan, Scrappile and 10 others 13 Quote
daveww1 Posted February 6, 2024 Report Posted February 6, 2024 awesome job, it's beautiful planeur 1 Quote
wombatie Posted February 8, 2024 Report Posted February 8, 2024 Looks terrific, well done. Marg Quote
barb.j.enders Posted February 8, 2024 Report Posted February 8, 2024 Well done. Thanks for the detailed description of your process. Quote
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