| Project by HandsOgold | posted 535 days ago | 421 views | 4 times favorited | 9 comments | ![]() |
When in Ny last I saw a woman’s pendant made out of laminated woods. This i can do too I thinks to myself(and at less than the 40 buck ticket at that) I laminated some and sliced in such ways that each one was different, and gave em all away. i then found some site selling ear wires and the earsOgold earring was born. Again each pair is different and i dont repeat the same laminations twice. i usually get 6-8 pieces from each workup. The earrings contain maple, cumaru, purpleheart, Gaboon ebony and canarywood. The pendant has paduak as well. They are 1 1/2 inches high and 1/4- 1/3 inch wide, and finished with spray laquer.
Please see enlargements for true perspective
-- Dan
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9 comments so far
Karson
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posted 535 days ago
Great display of earrings, Do you still make them?
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HandsOgold
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posted 535 days ago
Do I? Karson, as soon as the laquer dries, they are heading to long island NY as a belated Bday present to a former student ive kept in touch with. Would your speciallady appreciate a pair? a private email and they are on the way.
-- Dan
oscorner
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posted 535 days ago
Nice combination of woods.
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Sawdust2
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posted 535 days ago
They are nice.
We have a member of the guild, Ted Baldwin,l who does a lot of htis type of work.
What is really special, and difficult, and most important, is how to safely cut them. Ted has a series of jigs he uses to cut the pieces. He only gives out the secret if you take one of his classes. How do you safely cut such small pieces?
-- No piece is cut too short. It was meant for a smaller project.
furnitologist
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posted 535 days ago
Pretty neet….......HandsOgold….....what are the rough dimensions….height/width at the bottom.
Mark A. DeCou
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posted 534 days ago
I love this project, a great gift project. If this is original, you might consider putting a copywrite comment on your posting. Somebody will try to sell your idea as their own.
-- Mark DeCou - Kansas Flint Hill's Artisan
Bill
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posted 529 days ago
A great idea. I am looking forward to Os putting this on the lathe and turning out a few sets.
-- Bill, Turlock California, http://www.brookswoodworks.com
dennis mitchell
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posted 529 days ago
Great project!!
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TedM
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posted 204 days ago
Looks great! I have a box of exotic ends here that have been begging for some time to made into jewelry.
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