Another inlay project

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Another inlay project

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this is another Aspire inlay project. 18" square in Mesquite, Maple, Walnut, White Oak, Sapele, and Wenge.
I'm calling this my Bob Ross tribute piece as I add 'happy little clouds' as he would say.
It was fun doing this one. cheers!
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Very cool, Nick! I love your happy little clouds!
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Beautiful craftsmanship Nick.
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Liking this one too Nick :)
How thick is the stock....and the Inlay pieces?
Nice Tight work!
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Hi Nick,
This is Beautiful! Thank you for sharing this :)
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scottp55 wrote:Liking this one too Nick :)
How thick is the stock....and the Inlay pieces?
Nice Tight work!
scott
Thank you. The inlay pieces start off at 0.26" so that there is a little room to sand flat.
Normally, the back stock is the same thickness and is built around the inlays. In this case I just used
pockets into a recycled and resawn stair tread in side grain white oak. The pockets had a floor of about 0.06" which
bucked a bit when I added the glue. Fortunately, the belt sander worked to flatten it enough to
glue to a 1/2" piece of plywood. cheers!
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Thank Nick!
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Nice work Nick. Different species wood make for a very pleasing aesthetic. Then throw in the happy clouds and it makes for a splendid scene Bob Ross would envy. Thanks for sharing. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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