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15 comments so far
davidc
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10 posts in 203 days
posted 129 days ago
now I see this full. About 100 hours. 209 pieces. Comments anyone?
TimF
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posted 129 days ago
Nice job, I tried intarsia a few years ago. I didn’t close to the results you have. 50 pieces was my max project. I got into wood carving its a lot easier. Very nice work
cabinetmaster
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posted 129 days ago
Very nice looking intarsia piece.
-- Jerry--A man can never have enough tools or clamps
kolwdwrkr
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posted 129 days ago
Very nice. How big is it? I’m baffled at the 100 hours, but it looks worth it. Nice work
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a1Jim
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posted 129 days ago
Looks fantastic great job beautiful.
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mtnwild
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posted 129 days ago
Great job on that!
-- mtnwild (Jack), It's not what you see, it's how you see it.
Durnik150
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posted 129 days ago
Well done!!
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Innovator
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posted 129 days ago
Pure craftsmanship, GREAT job.
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ND2ELK
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posted 129 days ago
Very nice! Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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savannah505
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posted 128 days ago
Wow, thats amazing, great work.
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HiramWoodBully
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posted 128 days ago
Fantastic job on the intarsia work.
You are a true artisan.
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jockmike2
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posted 128 days ago
Beautiful intarsia, Great subject matter.
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davidc
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posted 128 days ago
The 100 hours does not include time running to lumber yards, picking up wood at friends, changing patterns,
redesigning,wood selection time. The project is 22 inches high. With Intarsia working with so many woods, it becomes challenging to pick the right woods, because of the fact that most woods change color with age. It is tempting at times to use some coloring (dyes or stains). I try to avoid the.
Eli Adamit
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posted 128 days ago
I like your decision regarding the harmony of the colors and hue which gives to this piece an additional stage of
Beauty.
To clarify my self, for example, the left side of the clothes are more bright and the right side are more dark, so you gave us the feeling that the source of light is on the left side
-- Eli Adamit, Israel
davidc
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posted 124 days ago
Earlier I posted a Holy Family intarsia. I would be interested in finding out who the artist was who designed the pattern. If there is anyone out there who would know this information I would appreciate hearing from you.
dave fait