Grizzley

[GPscroller]

Saw Ron Johnson's cutting of this when we met in Prince Albert last year and showed the wife on his site.  She wanted it and Ron helped me source the pattern.  Told Jan I would cut it this year when on holidays and it is done.  Had to dig out the dreaded spirals to finish it and once I found some that worked, it didn't go to badly.  Not sure what colour to put behind it, black is nice but also tried forest green and it was quite stunning.  Thanks again Ron.

Jeff

[WayneG]

lets see what green would look like, that is incredible detail, must have taken a lot of patience.

its stunning

[GPscroller]

  On 12/25/2017 at 6:05 PM, WayneG said:

lets see what green would look like, that is incredible detail, must have taken a lot of patience.

its stunning

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Here it is with the green, placed it on tool chest lid to get out the way and was surprised with the green.  Sorry not a great pic, but I think it shows the effect.  Took around 40 hours, not the longest I have done, but not the quickest lol.

Jeff

[Dan]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing. 

[Scrolling Steve]

Awesome work !

[Scrappile]

WOW! That is a beautiful piece of art.  Hard decision on the background.  Can you divulge the source?

[WayneG]

  On 12/25/2017 at 6:37 PM, GPscroller said:

Here it is with the green, placed it on tool chest lid to get out the way and was surprised with the green.  Sorry not a great pic, but I think it shows the effect.  Took around 40 hours, not the longest I have done, but not the quickest lol.

Jeff

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Yes I like the green and only because there is enough wide open or larger spaces to actually see that it is green, if there were not those spaces you may as well doit black as the green would not show through where there is so much detail....

40 hours hey...that is just a wonderful piece of art.

I would mount it on the green and they see what may look good as a frame....

 

Is that 1/2 inch thick? 

What species?

Edited December 25, 2017 by WayneG

[penquin]

That looks great, 40 hours is a lot of time but you can see the detail in the work.  Well done and Congrads. on getting it finished.

jim  penquin

[DWSUDEKUM]

Excellently done.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[newfie]

Looks great thanks for sharing 

[GPscroller]

  On 12/25/2017 at 7:08 PM, WayneG said:

 

Is that 1/2 inch thick? 

What species?

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I stack cut three, two 1/8 BB ply and one 1/4 BB ply.  Had some minor tear outs on the 1/8, one of which is noticeable but none on the 1/4.  Will be cutting repair pieces for the 1/8 tear outs today.  Will get larger green backer at Micheal's tomorrow and look for a frame that suits it, may have to get this professionally done

Jeff

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[Denny Knappen]

That is an impressive piece of art.  There sure is a lot of detail.  Well done.

[Dave Monk]

Gorgeous piece. I bet it felt great when you had it done. You have to be proud.

[Sycamore67]

That is a wonderful piece of art.

[dgman]

An amazing cut Jeff!

[Lucky2]

Holy smokes Jeff, that is really something, it's definitely a piece to be proud of.

Len

[alexfox]

Great cut, I like advanced fretwork projects

[amazingkevin]

  On 12/25/2017 at 5:57 PM, GPscroller said:

Saw Ron Johnson's cutting of this when we met in Prince Albert last year and showed the wife on his site.  She wanted it and Ron helped me source the pattern.  Told Jan I would cut it this year when on holidays and it is done.  Had to dig out the dreaded spirals to finish it and once I found some that worked, it didn't go to badly.  Not sure what colour to put behind it, black is nice but also tried forest green and it was quite stunning.  Thanks again Ron.

Jeff

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this is one piece of work.!!!!!!!!!

[daveww1]

amazing job

[MTCowpoke22]

Wow. Well done. That is stunning.

[wombatie]

Oh WOW that is awesome.  Time well spent.

Marg

[Lucky2]

Jeff, could you please let me know, where I might get a copy of this pattern?

Len