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SPalm
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#1 posted 1586 days ago
Very nice job.
The grain of the ash really looks like it is the best choice of woods here. I like it.
Steve
-- -- I'm no rocket surgeon
motthunter
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#2 posted 1586 days ago
really cool.. looks great
-- making sawdust....
BigBard
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#3 posted 1586 days ago
Outstanding, I was thinking about making the one from the Wood-whisper using Purple Heart but this one is a bit nicer! do you have any measurements for this or a plan? I’m new to wood working.
-- Carolina Panther fan!
Max
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#4 posted 1586 days ago
That turned out very nice. Great contrasts in wood.
-- Max "Desperado", Salt Lake City, UT
Ray Narvaez
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#5 posted 1586 days ago
The cutting board is vey nice. I would like to learn more about the technique used to create the pattern.
cpollock
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#6 posted 1586 days ago
This is really dramatic! Could you give us an outline of how you glued it up? Because there is no dividing line anywhere in the piece, it looks like it had to be glued as one giant piece, squeezed from both directions simultaneously. That must have been quite a trick.
Congrats on a beautiful piece.
Noah
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#7 posted 1586 days ago
beautiful look you just don’t see anywhere. great job!
Andrew Friesen
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#8 posted 1586 days ago
Astonishing look. It would pain me to cut on it.
-- -Andrew
Branlon
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#9 posted 1586 days ago
As an extra added touch, it appears as though you cut the ash strips from the same piece and kept the grain going. Nice work of art, not a cutting board.
-- Branlon, Board Director, South Central Indiana
Grant Davis
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#10 posted 1586 days ago
Check out this posting from some time ago by Tony. It is very descriptive and should answer some of the previous questions about size and process.
http://lumberjocks.com/jocks/Tikka/blog/1878
-- Grant...."GO BUCKEYES"
Karson
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#11 posted 1586 days ago
Great job. The colors blend in together nicely.
-- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †
Douglas Krueger
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#12 posted 1586 days ago
Great looking piece of artistry that can also second as a cutting board. Viva la difference.
-- I can so I wood but why are my learning curves always circles
mranum
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#13 posted 1586 days ago
Very cool!
-- Just remember,it was a lone amatuer that built the ark, and a team of experts built the Titanic.
Bigbuck
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#14 posted 1586 days ago
great job
-- Glenn, New Mexico
TedM
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#15 posted 1586 days ago
Great work! One of the best in this style. I especially like your wood choices.
-- I'm a wood magician... I can turn fine lumber into firewood before your very eyes! - Please visit http://www.woodworkersguide.com and sign up for my project updates!
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