Wise Old North American Indian

[Fish]

I was able to finish this today. Has anyone ever had some 1/4" BB that was missing the center layer?  I ran into this with this piece of wood. I almost lost a large part and had to glue some of it.  What did you do with it if you had that problem? Does it happen very often?  Thanks-

[DWSUDEKUM]

Very nicely cut.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[amazingkevin]

I often wonder about things like this .How they quality control this from happening at the factorys is beyond me.I'm sure it won't be an easy job but posiable to do a repair here.Little by little, ever so little at a time gluing.The wood i find i can expect the worst to happen .I have no clue if it's been wet ,stressed ,etc.It's happening a few times and not on serious projects .One thing a scroller gets good at  is hiding  mistakes theirs and the woods.You do wonders with all the Indians you do. :cool:This ones no exception,Good job here.

Edited October 26, 2014 by amazingkevin

[Scrappile]

Great picture Mr. Fish.  I will be evenually doing that pattern to add to my Native American pictures.

 

I have never had a void in real Baltic Birch plywood.  I have hsd them in the Birch plywood that I have gottern from the big box stores.

[ike]

I have ran across that lately but not very large areas I just use wood putty and patch it and sand it down

[penquin]

Cutting looks great.  Never had that problem with BB but would sure hate to have it happen.  Looks like you figured out how to work around it.  Well done.

jim

penquin

[frankorona]

Wow! Amazing job, always a pleasure to watch your work and patterns, thanks for sharing.      

[browders]

Great looking piece of work! I too have problems with quality control using plywood I bought at HD and Lowes. I guess if it's an important piece, it pays to order the wood from some place reputable.

[scrimper]

Very nice, I have never tried to do these portraits, they look to be hard to do.

[Fish]

Thanks. I took it over to show my dad and I left without it!

[LarryEA]

You did a fine job cutting. That looks good.