Here's the Buzz...

[btboone]

Now this one was a trick. It involved different metals and lasers and stuff. It looks like the technique will have good potential.

 

[Drstrangefart]

Crazy awesome!!!

 

[el_d]

Sweeeeeet.
That came out really nice. I bet that type of ring would look really cool with some sort of tribal design.

 

[seamus7227]

Very well done! Bruce you are insane with those machines!

 

[btboone]

I'm trying to think of new combinations now. I should be able to do an overlay design with a wood inlay underneath. That will be tomorrow's project.

 

[tim self]

A nice honey color would really set that off. But maybe I'm off. Truly beautiful.

 

[bensoelberg]

Bruce, if you ever need product testers, I'd gladly lend you space on all 10 of my fingers. Great looking design.

 

[jbswearingen]

Bruce--

What's the estimated life span of your wood inlay rings? I want to get my wedding band from you (dunno when), and am interested in an inlay ring.

 

[btboone]

Hi Brad,
Like anything wood, it does better if kept from submersion in water, but I've worn one for several years and it still looks nice. I designed the rings to allow replacing the inlay should it ever become necessary.

 

[broitblat]

Bruce,

Another outstanding (or should I say astounding) creation. Thanks for sharing.

-Barry

 

[jhprice]

Bruce,

I don't dare show any of your work to my wife. She would want to replace our wedding rings.

John

 

[workinforwood]

That's a real beauty. You must have lots of free time or you are a programming mad man!

 

[btboone]

Not much free time, that's for sure. I'm in the shop now trying to keep up!

 

[rizaydog]

Truly awesome....

 

[Constant Laubscher]

That looks awesome! Well done.

 

[Akula]

I like it. Would also make a sweet center band for a pen

Pen with matching Ring...humm