Bloodwood/Oak Chevron Segmented Sierra

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mark james

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... Should Have gotten those new glasses months ago - Now I can see what I'm doing!!! :wink:

Self-crafted Inlays: Bloodwood and Oak. Maple spacers and Black veneer.

This is another proof of concept piece to go along with my previous Frank Lloyd Wright blank for a later theme.

Any suggestions and comments are welcomed!


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Yes, with new glasses, could you make the pieces smaller? :biggrin:

Beautiful work Mark! :wink:

Sure Chuck!

My new and improved spectacles allow me to to see down to microscopic level... This is what I see when I look at a certain homestead in Faith, South Dakota... A lot of nasty pollen...
 

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To all the above kind comments! THANK YOU!

As I continue to improve with segmenting, It is a great boost to see the positive reaction. (I am very open to suggestions for improvement!!!).

And, to the IAP community, THANK YOU also; much of my skills were molded by your lessons!
 

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Magnificent Pen, Mark.
Love your Segmented Chevrons, Striking with Superb Alignment.
Timber Choices are Ideal, just the right amount of Contrast.
Fantastic Fit and Finish,
Congratulations,
Brian.
 

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Awesome job! What kind of jig do you use to get those segments so accurate?

Thank you Bryan!

I used a Byrnes thickness sander to get the strips to a uniform thickness. After the glue-up, a 45 degree sled on my table saw for uniform slices.

Try it!
 

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