Timber Wolf

My favorite is the quilted Maple. They’re all gorgeous!!

wonderful work Andrew

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

These all look great!! but my 2 favorites are the walnut for the depth of the black areas and on the Maple the wolf really stands out .
Great Job!

-- Rj's Woodworks,San Jose & Weed Ca,

Can’t decide, they’re all good. Great control there. Very nice!

-- mtnwild (Jack), It's not what you see, it's how you see it.

Looks Awsome

-- Mel, Utah, SilverFoxArt.com

Beautiful cuttings.

-- Greg S.E. Ga. www.joesawdust.com

Andrew

Very nice work. You have a lot of little delicate tabs there to break off. How are you holding the center of the pack together so you don’t get vibration and seperation between layers as you saw? What size and style of blade do you favor?

Thanks for the great comments everyone i really appreciate it.
Although the BB Ply has good contrast it is somewhat bland, i find most non woodworkers need to see some colour and grain to realize its wood.

Terry – my personal method is to apply dabs of hot melt glue to the edges,then i use a pin nailer and shoot 23 gauge 1/2” pins in the waste areas. I also leave some of the larger waste pieces in place to add some stability while cutting. On this project i used an FD(Flying Dutchman)#1 Spiral.

Thanks

Andrew

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