Starburst Patterns.... #1: My version... a Kaleidoscope

Wow as usual, Amazing work Larry very cool design Mate looks fantastic. The one thing I don’t think I’ve seen is how you clamp these puppies.

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/

I double checked just to be sure – no incra jig floating around….
but i do have a drum sander now!!!! yey! similar to your old one.

did you use titebond for this or epoxy? these patterns are very hard to get glued without gaps.

-- The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep...

Gaps… what Gaps…??? Yes Titebond.III..congrats on the drum sander. I never leave home without it.

Jim in the second last pic… band clamp…

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Hey Larry,
Once again the hat comes off…well done mate.

Well I’ll be,,,, yep there it is. I didn’t notice the band clamp either, you should take that as a compliment. I guess we was to busy looking at the wood instead of that big ol hunk of metal L.O.L. Nice work there bud.

Really nice build Larry….......great show and tell on the build…....I know Patron’s a good teacher cause he’s right next door…...but from thousands of miles away….....awesome.
Keep em comin’

-- Doug, New Mexico.......the only stupid question is one that is never asked!........don't fix it, if it ain't broke!

Thanks for the tutorial, Larry. This one is pretty clear and straight-forward enough even for a directional dyslexic like me to understand.

I may have to try one of these. It does look like they would be an interesting build.

-- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine

Larry,
Thanks for the blog. David is helping me with this pattern. Need to get rid of other projects first. I can’t wait to try this. LOVE the double hold down clamp….hehe,

Lisa

-- Imagination rules the world. ~ Napoleon Bonaparte ~ http://quiltedwood.com

Larry…
this is phenomenal! This blog makes it look simple (looks can be deceiving, I know!).
thanks for the blog… I am printing it out as I type this.
Ellen

-- Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

as usual you make it look like all of us could do it

As i said before with tongue in cheek all i need is a table saw and that funny jig thing that we all have laying around

Hooky

PS the electrician comes tomorrow to fit the 15amp plug in my shed then pick up table saw on saturday from carbatec

-- Happiness is a way of travel , not a destination (Roy Goodman)

good job with the build , larry .

and an easy to understand tutorial !

the alternate you made is beautiful too !

i am surprized you have time for this ,
as you must be teaching your new
helpers a thing or two ?

-- david - only thru kindness can this world be whole . If we don't succeed we run the risk of failure. Dan Quayle

Larry

OUTSTANDING!!
Now I have a dilemma—where to set up the Larry shrine!!
You are truely one to one to strive to be like as are so many others on LJ’s
Thank you

-- Jeff - Bell Buckle, TN

SWEET!!!!

-- Matt Garcia Wannabe Period Furniture Maker, Houston TX

Good job Larry.
You & Patron make it look easy.
I’m sure glad you guys share your talent.
I know if I keep checking yours’ & Davids Blogs and posts, that I’ll get the hang of it sooner or later.

-- Eric

OOh. Wow. That’s a great set of instructions. I always love those shots of “before”.