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trailfndr

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  1. Jim, I will assume that you priced it on the higher side. I typically charge $3.50-$4.00 per piece cut, but on this one...I went higher due to the difficulty and size.
  2. I made it like I do any intarsia piece. Layout the pattern, cut the pieces, shape each piece and then final assembly This one just took longer due to the size and number of pieces.
  3. Yes, I had the woods on hand before I started
  4. Yes it is. The first one was smaller, as I had reduced the pattern, but I like this one much better due to the woods used
  5. A Kathy Wise pattern. While I have made this piece once before, the first one was reduced in size by nearly a foot. This one is full sized, at 52 inches by 22 inches. Made with over 200 pieces, of Aromatic Cedar, Aspen, Basswood, Chakta Viga, Chec hen, Peruvian Walnut, Poplar, Saple, Spalted Tamarind, and Walnut. A real challenge to build.
  6. Yes, my artwork is for sale. This piece will sell for $185.00 plus shipping in the US only. I do not ship out of country.
  7. Make copies of the pattern as needed to make the finished product, You can then sell the product, but NEVER sell the pattern.
  8. Indian Maiden, pattern by Christina and Wayne Prinn. I used 61 pieces of Aromatic Cedar, Ash, Blue Pine, Canarywood, Cherry, Honey Locust, Meranti, Mesquite, Okume, Peruvian Walnut, Spalted Maple, and Walnut Measures 10 x 17 inches
  9. I usually buy 3/4" lumber and take it down to the size I need
  10. Jim, it Is a learning curve, I have tried it on 3-4 different projects, and ended up remaking pieces cause I didn't like the result. This piece called out for it, and I knew it could be off a bit and still look ok due to the subject matter. I will give you a hint, a LIGHT touch is best, and the grinder needs to be moving at high RPM'S.
  11. I have about 18 hours into it All the stems are individual pieces, Each segment of the pumpkins is a separate piece Yes, the Moon is Spalted maple
  12. "Harvest Moon" a Bruce Worthington pattern. Made with Canarywood, Holly, Honey Locust, Padauk, Poplar, Redwood, Royal Mahogany, Sitka Spruce, Spalted Maple, Spanish Cedar, Walnut, & Yellowheart Measures 14 x 17 inches I used a Wonder Wheel to texture the straw
  13. Marg, you are correct. I did this one about 6 years ago. Sold it, and since I do things differently now, and in my opinion, much better, I decided to re-visit this piece and make it better than the first one. Besides, Once Covid is no longer an issue and Art Shows restart in my area, I'll have enough inventory to display and sell.
  14. This is a Judy Gale Roberts pattern. Contains 150 pieces of Aspen, Basswood, Blue Pine, Butternut, Cherry, Holly, Katolox, Maple, Meranti, Padauk, Peruvian Walnut, Poplar, & Walnut Measures 16.5 x 22 inches A nice challenge.
  15. I use a piece of holly sharpened down like a pencil for the dot.
  16. No, All the Patterns are by Judy Gale Roberts
  17. A JGR pattern, Made with Basswood, Cherry, Holly, Macacauba, Meranti, Peruvian Walnut, & Walnut 15 x 21 inches
  18. Nope, I cut everything straight at 90 degrees.
  19. A JGR Pattern. Made with Aspen, Cherry, English Walnut, Holly, Peruvian Walnut, Poplar, Sycamore, and Zebrawood 14 x 23 inches
  20. A Judy Gale Roberts pattern, made with Aspen, Basswood, Eucalyptus, Peruvian Walnut, Spanish Cedar, Sycamore and Walnut, A fun and Challenging piece
  21. I don't get on-line much lately, as I have been busy both in the shop, and otherwise, so here are the last 4 pieces I have built over the past several weeks. First, JGR Pumpkin, Made with Canarywood, Holly, Peruvian Walnut. Poplar, Spanish Cedar, Walnut, it measures 13 x 13 inches Second, JGR Mother and Child, made with Aromatic Cedar, Aspen, Basswood, Butternut, Cherry, Padauk Peruvian Walnut, Walnut, measures 19 x 16 Third, JGR Horse Head Made with Basswood, Cherry, Holly, Okume, Peruvian Walnut, Walnut, 11 x 11 inches Last, JGR Dolphin Duo, Made with Aspen, Blue Pine, Butternut , measures 9 x 22 inches.
  22. Been a busy few weeks in the shop. First up, a JGR pattern, Pup and Decoy. Made with Aspen, Cherry, Saple, Sycamore, Peruvian Walnut, Walnut, and Yellowheart. 11 x 18 inches. Next is a Kathy Wise Pattern. Rabbit is made with Alder, Aromatic Cedar, Aspen, Cherry, Peruvian Walnut, and Walnut 10 x 7 inches Next is a Garnet Hall pattern, Snow Skier is made with Alder, Aromatic Cedar, Basswood, Blue Pine, Holly, Peruvian Walnut, Walnut, and Yellowheart Measures 11 x 22 inches Last is another JGR pattern, Pumpkin is a modified pattern ( I removed the crow that she had on top of it) It is made with Canarywood, Holly, Peruvian Walnut. Poplar, Spanish Cedar, and Walnut, 13 x 13 inches
  23. A Judy Gale Roberts pattern. This was a fun one, it contains 34 pieces of Aspen, Basswood, Cherry, Peruvian Walnut, Walnut, and Zebrawood. Measures 9 x 15 inches
  24. Stack Cutting 3/4" hardwood is NOT easy. I have tried it and it was a total failure. I would do as Dgman said, cut them individually and sand to fit. OR you can do as I did, and add a magnifier to your saw, and learn to cut more accurately. It just takes practice. Slow down your feed speed, and take your time. Cutting slow is more accurate and will lead to faster cutting as you become more comfortable with it over time.
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