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Project by Dandog posted 811 days ago 1046 views 1 time favorited 15 comments Add to Favorites Watch

Bent box walnut top birch carcass inlayed flower and bird an a little piro around the wings of the hummingbird.This is for my friend that puts up with me.hope she like’s it.

-- life an woodworking is one big experiment




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ianlee74

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#1 posted 811 days ago

Nice job! You need to find a friend with a better camera though so we can see the details.

-- Ian, Tennessee

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Dandog

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#2 posted 811 days ago

Ya thanks Man got to get camera thing worked out

-- life an woodworking is one big experiment

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Dandog

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#3 posted 811 days ago

more crappy pics

-- life an woodworking is one big experiment

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lanwater

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#4 posted 811 days ago

Good job on the box.
Can you give more info on how you did the inlay?

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a1Jim

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#5 posted 811 days ago

unique design and build Dan

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/

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Dandog

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#6 posted 811 days ago

It’s not paint, thanks i have seen your guy’s work and it is appreciated.

-- life an woodworking is one big experiment

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Eagle1

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#7 posted 811 days ago

Great job Dan. Very unique piece..

-- Tim, Missouri ....Inside every older person is a younger person wondering what the heck happened

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tdv

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#8 posted 811 days ago

Beautiful work Dan & very original
Trevor

-- God created wood that we may create. Trevor East Yorkshire UK

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Walt M.

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#9 posted 811 days ago

Awesome piece. Your friend will probably put up with you a while longer I would say.
Maybe it’s not the camera I know I have to use a tripod for shots like this even a cheap one works well.

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mainwoodworks

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#10 posted 811 days ago

As some one who likes to do marquety inlays. I will say that that is one fine job. Hope I will be to that level someday. Are the woods dyed? If not where do you get such a green wood? Do you use a knife or a scrollsaw to cut out the inlay and how thick is the inlay? I have tried to do the burning with very little success, can’t seem to get the sand hot enough. Maybe my hot plate is not big enough, or I have to much sand.

-- Measure twice, cut once, and hope for the best.

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hambonez

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#11 posted 811 days ago

Great job. Does the camera have a macro function? Usually it’s depicted as a flower symbol. It works surprisingly well.

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CharlieM1958

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#12 posted 811 days ago

Great looking box and inlay!

Try not putting the camera quite so close. Then, if you have any editing software at all, you can crop the image to enlarge the area you want to show up close.

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

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shipwright

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#13 posted 811 days ago

Very nice. I’m another marquetry type who would like to see some sharper photos if you can swing it. I’m also interested in the questions mainwoodworks asked above.

-- Paul M ..............If God wanted us to have fiberglass boats he would have given us fiberglass trees. http://prmdesigns.com/

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tinnman65

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#14 posted 810 days ago

Very nice work, I really like the design and the inlay looks great.

-- Paul--- Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep. — Scott Adams

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Bertha

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#15 posted 796 days ago

I really like the sculpted lid. That’s a beatiful piece of wood.

-- My dad and I built a 65 chev pick up.I killed trannys in that thing for some reason-Hog

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