An a-MAZE-ing cutting board

Wow Gary!!?? If you cant make itr straight who can?
TNX

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I kind of like it. Have you thought about doing it all with inlays? You could use fairly thick material so it would stand up to hard use in the kitchen.

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Regardless of whether or not you are totally satisfied with the outcome, it’s still an amazing piece of planning and patience.

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You always amaze me with your outstanding work and unbelievable talent. Fantastic board Gary.

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and after you have painted you thrugh to the other end you can always sand it down and let a new try…. LOL

it still looks good Gary you crazy nut :-)

I second if you can´t who can then
but what if you have made lets say 5 standard size´s piece´s and made it with
it shuold teorectic bee possiple

take care
Dennis

Very interesting, Gary!

At first, I started following the dark color… then followed the white color… never made it through… is it really possible?

I can see places toward the middle where it does waiver just a tad… but NOT bad…

Did you design the maze or copy it from an existing one?

Looks nice… what kind of glue did you use?

How large were the pieces (thick)?

Thank you.

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I think itl looks really nice.

I thought doing it row by row shouldn’t create any displacement IF all the pieces are exactly the same size.
Aren’t the pieces all cut from a group of boards that are milled together (same thickness/ same width, etc)?
Or is it that the whole row was shifted over the other?

I don’t even want to know how you made that, I might just try it if knew. LOL Very impressive even if it is a bit wavy.

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That is beautifull work.
I’m stunned. :-)
Erik

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Amazing maze for sure!! Is this the project you wanted ideas for?

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It looks great, but I know I wouldn’t have the patience for something like this. I think the little imperfections with the slightly offset squares actually add something to it, letting me see right away how many pieces and how much work went into this.

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Started with blue, followed with red, and finished in blue.

I enjoyed it. thk U

Now, on the opposite side of the board, is a different maze?

It took me less time than the one it took you to make it.

Same happens at home with dinner. We ate in a fraction of the time it took to cook it.

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Cool. Kinda made my eyes go cross eyed when I first looked at it. Of course I had just got up and had not had any coffee yet. Either way WOW! nice job..

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Very cool another board outside the box! Well done Gary as always amazing work!

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