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I wanted to make some pens that were reminiscent of a chess board. I used Teak and Soft Maple for the brown one and Bloodwood and Soft Maple for the red. I took some of the members' advice and started using a more fitting background for my pictures. This was my first attempt at segmenting but I'm fairly pleased with the results. Let me know what you think :smile:
 

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I think you did great Brian. The joints line up and it looks like you drilled down the center of the design. The color combination's both look nice, but the bloodwood/maple is my favorite.

Now, did you assemble it so the design lines up both when the pen is capped and posted :wink:
 
VisExp said:
I think you did great Brian. The joints line up and it looks like you drilled down the center of the design. The color combination's both look nice, but the bloodwood/maple is my favorite.

Now, did you assemble it so the design lines up both when the pen is capped and posted :wink:
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Unfortunately i forgot to line them up before I pressed the parts together. I'll be sure to do that on the next batch I turn. :smile:
 
Great job. Are you sure your new at segmenting. Like said above, everything lines up good and the drilling looks dead center. Congrats on your success!
 
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