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Thanks go to Steve, aka SPalm for the design..
This double Mobius strip is made up of Tasmanian Blackwood, New Guinea Rosewood, Queensland Red Cedar with Camphor Laurel background and a border of Crow’s Ash..
This was so much fun and actually very simple to cut and to glue… The Incra Mitre Express makes light work of cutting angles… overall diameter is 18 inches with each of the stripes just over 2 1/2 inches wide..I have a variation planned but will wait a while … still have some of my own designs to try out first..
-- Drink twice... and don't bother to cut... @ larrysworkshop.wordpress.com For lovers of all things timber...
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Napaman
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#1 posted 1054 days ago
very nice design…I like this “weave”...
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tomakazi
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#2 posted 1054 days ago
Lookin’ good Larry!!!! great choices of the wood colors.
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BertFlores58
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#3 posted 1054 days ago
Simple and interesting design.
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wseand
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#4 posted 1054 days ago
great looking piece of work.
-- Bill - "Freedon flies in your heart like an Eagle" Audie Murphy
BigTiny
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#5 posted 1054 days ago
Here’s my version of a celtic corner pattern you might find usefull.
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#6 posted 1054 days ago
Cool!!!
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#7 posted 1054 days ago
Well Done Larry (and Spalm too). I am beginning now to understand just how limitless the design possiblilits are now that you have perfected your techniques. This is a beaut!
-- Mike, American in Norway
ellen35
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#8 posted 1054 days ago
Nice, Larry.
Like the mobius in a round base… give it the right tension.
Kudos to Steve for his blog and design.
Ellen
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SPalm
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#9 posted 1054 days ago
Grass doesn’t grow under your feet, does it? This is great. I love the wood choices. I like this as a subtle design.
Good job on the border. I was playing around with a square one, but I know you are all set up for large circles. I also wanted to show a real easy way for someone without your Incra jig to cut one of these. I am sure it was pie simple for you.
Steve
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OttoH
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#10 posted 1054 days ago
Larry, just 3 little words
I Like It
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Kindlingmaker
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#11 posted 1054 days ago
This ones beautiful, great job!
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#12 posted 1053 days ago
Very cool Larry. Yet another fine piece of work….
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#13 posted 1053 days ago
Very nice design!! Great colors also!!
-- Matt Garcia Wannabe Period Furniture Maker, Houston TX
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#14 posted 1053 days ago
A great design . Some beautiful work.
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#15 posted 1053 days ago
Awseome work! I love the colors
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