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This board was a bit tricky. The most important step is to make your miter cuts right at 45 degrees. It’s an end grain board made with maple cherry and walnut. The pattern gives it a 3-D effect. Enjoy
-- Rob, Rochester NY, http://www.robswoodcreations.com
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DickB
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#1 posted 86 days ago
I thought it was 3D when I saw the thumbnail! very cool.
-- Dick, http://www.carveshop.com
Ken90712
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#2 posted 86 days ago
Great job I like making different kinds of boards.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
JesseTutt
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#3 posted 86 days ago
Definitely looks 3-d. I would say that it is too beautiful to actually use as a cutting board.
-- Jesse, Saint Louis, Missouri
Don Broussard
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#4 posted 86 days ago
Very well done! Are all the pieces individual, or are they glued up, cut in rows and reglued? I suspect they are individual pieces, and I also suspect that the final glue-up was an exercise in attentiveness!
-- People say I hammer like lightning. It's not that I'm fast -- it's that I never hit the same place twice!
DouginVa
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#5 posted 86 days ago
My eyes are spinning. It does have a very cool effect. Nice one.
-- Just a man with his chisel.........
jap
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#6 posted 86 days ago
great job
-- Joel -- http://diversitywoodworks.wordpress.com
a1Jim
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#7 posted 86 days ago
Amazing board great job.
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
tonybrews
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#8 posted 86 days ago
WOW!
-- Tony, Colorado, tonybrews@comcast.net
BarbS
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#9 posted 86 days ago
‘Tricky’ sounds like an understatement. Fabulous board. You really outdid yourself on this one!
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Betsy
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#10 posted 86 days ago
Beautiful—just beautiful.
You should consider doing a blog on your process. I’m sure a lot of people would enjoy it.
-- Like a bad penny, I keep coming back!
Diggerjacks
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#11 posted 86 days ago
Hello
Welcome to LJ’s
a very beautiful 3D piece
I like it
Thanks for sharing
-- Diggerjack-France ---The only limit is the limit of the mind and the mind have no limit
SPalm
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#12 posted 86 days ago
Very nice, and a good job getting all that to line up.
I know how hard that can be: http://lumberjocks.com/projects/34623
Keep it up,
Steve
-- -- I'm no rocket surgeon
MasterSergeant
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#13 posted 86 days ago
Absolutely amazing! Great project!!
-- Kelly, woodworker under construction
Monte Pittman
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#14 posted 86 days ago
Very nice job
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability
lanwater
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#15 posted 86 days ago
Good job on that board. It looks really nice.
Spalm made a similar board sometimes ago and he has step by step instructions for those want to build one.
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