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A couple of bread boards I just finished. Variation of a bandsaw pattern I had learned stacking 3 different woods. Only had two woods. Tried gluing them up in two patterns, taping them together, bandsawing them, mixing the pieces and gluing them. Outcome seemed blah, so taped the two sets together, ran them thru the bandsaw again the opposite direction and shuffled the new pieces. Came out a little more interesting the second time. Told my wife I was getting into “quilting” like her! Walnut and Hickory.
-- HT, Denver, Colorado
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Bob A in NJ
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#1 posted 1261 days ago
Very cool. How is this done?
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a1Jim
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#2 posted 1261 days ago
Way cool boards super nice work I really like them.
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HTS
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#3 posted 1261 days ago
Thanks for the comments.
Bob – The basic technique is stacking 3 same-size pieces of different material with double face tape to hold them. Then cut them into strips with a bandsaw (or even a jigsaw!) with a fairly fine blade. Doesn’t matter what pattern or path you use, you are essentially making a jigsaw puzzle. Once cut, you pull the taped pieces apart and shuffle the pieces into any combination of the three woods you like. With these, I shuffled the first set of pieces, glued them up and then stacked the new boards and made a second set of cuts in the opposite direction. Then shuffled the new pieces into the patterns you see in the pics.
-- HT, Denver, Colorado
Bob A in NJ
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#4 posted 1261 days ago
Ah, now I get it.
Thanks so much.
Bob
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patron
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#5 posted 1261 days ago
very good cut and switch boards , they look great !
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#6 posted 1261 days ago
Cool! I really like this style.
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#7 posted 1189 days ago
Eye catching design, very nice.
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