My take on Steve Good's three layer ornament

[Rolf]

Each layer is 1/16 painted then glued together.

 

Too much work. I will sell them for $15 

Edited November 14, 2016 by Rolf

[dgman]

May be too much work but very nice looking!

[Dan]

Nice looking. I think the colors did it wonders.

[NC Scroller]

Great looking.

[Sam777]

Very nice indeed.

Great job on the detail and paint job

Sam

[Ron Johnson]

Very well done Rolf. Hopefully you stacked your cuts to make it worthwhile.

[amazingkevin]

Each layer is 1/16 painted then glued together.

 

Too much work. I will sell them for $15 

 

Very well done Rolf. Hopefully you stacked your cuts to make it worthwhile.

 

 

Each layer is 1/16 painted then glued together.

 

Too much work. I will sell them for $15 

I agree ,Ron's right stack cut to make up losses.

[Lucky2]

Nicely done Rolf.

Len

[lawson56]

Now that is a Beautiful job.Well thought out.  

[Gordster]

Very nicely done Rolf.....paint makes it a standout

[hawkeye10]

Each layer is 1/16 painted then glued together.

 

Too much work. I will sell them for $15 

Very nice Rolf and I think they will sell. It's that season.    I might try to cut it myself.

[LarryEA]

Does look nice.

[daveww1]

very nicely done, looks like a lot of work for $15.00

[meflick]

Great looking ornaments Rolf.  Did you leave any unpainted but just wood colored to see how they sell in comparison?

[DukeNukem]

I stack cut 3 of these and agree stack cutting is the way to go,Very nice work on this. Jerry

[DukeNukem]

I stack cut 3 of these and agree stack cutting is the way to go,Very nice work on this. Jerry

[Rolf]

Thanks for the nice comments. I always stack cut 6 layers, and these are a very fast cut. The most complex being the palm tree layer.

It is the painting that takes time, I also define the color edges with a wood burner to stop color bleed. 

The ornaments just don't pop without color, but that is only my opinion.

Out of all my favorites this is the one that really got me started. It is a Volker Arnold design. When I was starting on a Delta SS350 it took me over an hour to cut a six stack with several broken blades , it now takes me about 40 minutes or less, on my Hawk G4. Still my best seller. it is about 4" tall. If I was real critical I would use a 2/0 new spiral for the veining. to hide the entry holes.

Edited November 17, 2016 by Rolf

[rjweb]

Looks great, how much would this get at the show, thx for sharing, RJ