09-11-2019, 10:40 PM
Second production run. I’ve changed a few things, but it’s mostly the same. The new panels have green-dyed wood. The main lobes of the acanthus are mahogany crotch and curly eucalyptus.
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09-11-2019, 10:43 PM
Numbers three and four are new. I’m going to try to post individual photos.
09-11-2019, 10:51 PM
This time I did not use the same method. The two panels are of identical construction. Here I do not have premiere partie and contre partie. (Kind of like a photograph and a photographic negative.) In both cases, the lobes of the acanthus are the same woods. That’s holly up there in the cup flower.
09-12-2019, 05:48 AM
LOML came out to the shop to get me the other day and said: Come inside, you have been out here so long your brain has turned to wood. This could be my brain scan
 BTW, I always enjoy and admire the work you post here. Thank you.
Proud maker of large quantities of sawdust......oh, and the occasional project!
09-12-2019, 08:03 PM
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I’m very much a saw-type marqueteur. I don’t care too much for the knife. Knives have some utility, and I do use them, but the saw is for me. That said, I use 2/0 blades. The 2/0 has 28 TPI if I recall correctly. I’m using a Sakura brand saw with a 21” throat. That’s a parallel arm type, very much like a Hegner or an RBI. These panels were all sawn from a single packet. Allow me to make that clearer: panels 3 & 4 were sawn from one packet. Panels 1 & 2 were also sawn from a single packet, but that was a while ago.
09-12-2019, 09:37 PM
Well it is beautiful work. The color really pops with all the neutral tones. Very effective!
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