2 day Intarsia

[trailfndr]

Spent most of Saturday and Sunday working a a Judy Gale Roberts pattern.  Finished size is 20 x 14 inches.  I used Pau Amarillo, Aromatic Cedar, Walnut, Poplar, Mahogany, Western Cedar, Oak and Bloodwood.

 

Proof that you can get good results with limited tooling.  Just the saw, a benchtop belt sander, cheap drum sander attached to the drill press, and a dremel

[DWSUDEKUM]

That looks real good. Thanks for sharing it with us.

 

 

DW

[MrsN]

wow that is very nice!

 

I have a question. In your progress photos the not red bird looks darker then in this picture. Is it the lighting in this photo or did you do something to it?

Edited July 8, 2013 by MrsN

[trailfndr]

wow that is very nice!

 

I have a question. In your progress photos the not red bird looks darker then in this picture. Is it the lighting in this photo or did you do something to it?

Its the lighting, Photos were taken in different rooms, with way different lighting. It may also be the difference in the frame.  I messed up the original fram of Aspen, and as I didn't have enough to redo it,  I switched to oak.  That would also make the bird appear lighter in color.   All I ever put on is a clear spray finish

Edited July 8, 2013 by trailfndr

[keefie]

That is beautiful work, love the colours.

 

Keith.

[frankorona]

Wonderful and elegant work, thanks for sharing.

[smitty0312]

Oh I really like that alot! Great job on the wood choices, looks top notch for sure.

[Bishop]

That is a great piece. Everything is top notch!!!

Thanks

Homer & Carol

[Phantom Scroller]

Wonderful looking piece.

 

Roly

[penquin]

Great looking piece, very nice.

jim

penquin

[lawson56]

I like it! Ya did Great 2 Thumbs Up!

[bobscroll]

Lovely job you did there, Thanks for showing,

Bob

[amazingkevin]

Great workmanship and detail minded .I love the feet incredible life like reproduction!

[Clayton717]

Great job. Nice choice of woods

[wombatie]

It looks great.  Love it.  Well done. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

 

Marg