I thought that a maching set of two sushi boards would be nice.
After selecting a nice board of Queensland Maple… I cut 2 blanks…and then using the curve cutting jig on the bandsaw …. I cut an asymmetrical curve across each board.
2 stipes of Purple Heart and 1 stripe of Camphor Laurel were captured and glued between the two halves.
A few hours in clamps.
And then the whole lot were sanded and the ends cut..
More on how the ends were cut and how the handles were made… next time..a set of four…. until then thanks for dropping by..
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Gary
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#1 posted 655 days ago
Oh,Oh, Oh what a gal…...Nice
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degoose
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#2 posted 655 days ago
I was waiting for someone to notice… and comment on the title… lol
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LittlePaw
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#3 posted 655 days ago
I knew a Susie, but she wasn’t the type you’d bring home to meet Mom. So I just let it slide.
They’e coming along nicely, the boards, I mean. You’re making me really hungry for some sushi,
Larry! :D
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amagineer
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#4 posted 655 days ago
I’ve had Sushi! There was some hot wasabi! Does the clamp time depend on the thickness of the thin pieces you are gluing together?
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eddy
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#5 posted 654 days ago
cool idea may add this to my next set of boards
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Lee A. Jesberger
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#6 posted 653 days ago
Nice wrk, Larry.
Lee
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