Varying degrees of success

[alanemorrison]

I will do a couple more of these before I move on. My clamping jig has helped to tighten up the joins.
Everything has been cut on the table saw and glued with PVA.
All comments appreciated.

 

[SteveJ]

Great attention to detail. I think I would have moved on long ago!

 

[Wmcullen]

Really beautiful work! I'm green with envy!

 

[John473p]

Fantastic work, very envious.

 

[Woodchipper]

Very nice and precise segmenting!
In my younger years, I used to get tight in some joints.

 

[mark james]

I still admire your designs. Very inspirational; thank you for your continued sharing.

 

[leehljp]

The precision placements are showing up well. That clamping jig has really helped. Excellent!

 

[EricRN]

Not sure what you mean by “varying” degrees of success. I would say “universally gorgeous”!

 

[TDahl]

Those all look great.

 

[alanemorrison]

Great attention to detail. I think I would have moved on long ago!

I like a challenge, Steve. Once I am happy with the process I will move onto something else.

 

[alanemorrison]

Not sure what you mean by “varying” degrees of success. I would say “universally gorgeous”!

Thanks for your comments, Eric.
The blank, which I didnt finish on the right hand side of the photograph, is an example of a fail, as the pattern went is mis-shapen due to faulty clamping when glueing.