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I started making banding several years ago. Every once in a while I get an idea or a bunch of scraps and start gluing wood together. The one that looks like a railroad tracks is made from cutoffs from making tenons! The “S” one was a design I saw at a museum and tried to figure out how did they do that? These are mostly fun and a nice break from regular construction.
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degoose
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#1 posted 1167 days ago
These would make a great addition to any project…. the hand made look is what appeals to me…
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CharlieM1958
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#2 posted 1167 days ago
I use banding quite a bit, but don’t have the patience (or maybe the skill either) to make my own. My hat is off to you!
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SwedishIron
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#3 posted 1166 days ago
Your “S” banding is also known as lunette banding … A traditional federal banding used by old masters such as the Seymour’s. It is a difficult one to make until after you’ve figured out how it is done… Did you try sand tinting your plugs? That will give it the shaded “moon” feel.. Very nice.
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#4 posted 1166 days ago
I had never heard of banding before, you learn something every day on LumberJocks. Cool patterns.
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#5 posted 1166 days ago
very nice job!
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Tom8021
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#6 posted 1166 days ago
Didn’t know the history of the lunette pattern, thanks! I want to try it doing it again with the shading. That sounds really cool. This one is 3/4 inch wide, which is too big for a lot of applications. The next one will be smaller.
TopamaxSurvivor
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#7 posted 1166 days ago
looks like a great job to me
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Chris
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#8 posted 1166 days ago
You must have alot of patience, nicely done.
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#9 posted 1166 days ago
well done
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