Well, this turned out kinda like an abstract painting from the 70’s…
It started out as stripes.. cut for chevrons and cut one again in the opposite direction… then cut into an oval..
Not quite finished but you get the idea..
And here is a small sample of what is happening in the workshop at the moment…
This will be a sushi board.. need to drill a hole..
This Purple Heart board with Hoop Pine stripes is off to Saudi Arabia…
A small chevron board… Jarrah, PH and Huon Pine..
More intitial glue ups…
These will be 2nd and 3rd generation boards when they are finished…
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14 comments so far
SASmith
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#1 posted 587 days ago
I really like the abstract board.
I look forward to the multi-gen boards.
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lew
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#2 posted 587 days ago
I remember (I think I remember) seeing something like that first one back in my “Hippy” days.
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amagineer
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#3 posted 587 days ago
It looks like a maze. I keep wanting to follow the pattern.
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Karson
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#4 posted 587 days ago
Larry: I assume that the reasons you glueups are angled and not straight is because you plan on cutting those boards at an angle.
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Grumpy
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#5 posted 587 days ago
Looks like you need that big pot of glue Larry. Nice work on the boards.
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a1Jim
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#6 posted 587 days ago
fantabulistic and very cool too.
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matt garcia
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#7 posted 587 days ago
Dang, how many clamps do you own???
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A Slice of Wood Workshop
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#8 posted 587 days ago
Geez Larry, seems like everyday there are new boards coming out of your shop. How boards a day do you start or even finish (approximatly)? I am always amazed at your creations. Hows the Etsy shop going?
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sIKE
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#9 posted 587 days ago
That oval board looks so neat!
-- //FC - Round Rock, TX - "Experience is what you get just after you need it"
Beginningwoodworker
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#10 posted 586 days ago
Nice board, Larry.
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Sam Shakouri
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#11 posted 586 days ago
Now if you have any problem, Larry, ask Snookie.
I wish I was your neighbour to collect offcuts from you:)
-- Sam Shakouri / CREATING WONDERS WITH WOOD.....Sydney,Australia....
lanwater
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#12 posted 586 days ago
That “abstract board” looks very different. It does look great though.
The purple heart one will be fantastic when done.
Bob Kollman
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#13 posted 586 days ago
Nice boards there Larry, I’ve been making a couple too. A year ago I thought cutting boards….
how boring. But after making a few I really enjoy making them, and I think about all the great diffrent
designs. And I see your shop is full of great looking works under construction. Keep the good work
up mister!!!!!!
-- Bob Kenosha Wi.
Lee A. Jesberger
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#14 posted 586 days ago
It’s getting hard to keep current with your designs, Larry.
Very nice work.
Lee
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