Inlay of Company Logo

An area to upload images of pieces cut using VCarve Pro
Post Reply
CRFultz
Vectric Wizard
Posts: 1160
Joined: Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:21 pm
Location: Longview, Texas

Inlay of Company Logo

Post by CRFultz »

I wanted to try and do some Inlay work so I took the company I work for and used there logo.
I wanted to use the natural wood color to match there colors.
-
The base is walnut with a burl inlay.
The vertical rectangle is ebony and the oval is padauk.
the letters are maple veneer.
Its about 8" square.

It's a simple design and I learned a few lessons along the way.
I have tried this in the past using AutoCad and other software....but I could never get
the results I was looking for.
VCarve Pro made the layout a simple task.
I plan on doing more of this same type of work using natural colors.
I would like to do a US Flag but the color blue will be a hard wood to find :)

Chuck
Attachments
Bemis_inlay002.jpg
(290.59 KiB) Downloaded 334 times
Bemis_inlay001.jpg
(338.67 KiB) Downloaded 322 times
bemis-jpg-logo_sm.jpg
bemis-jpg-logo_sm.jpg (33.75 KiB) Viewed 1793 times

CRFultz
Vectric Wizard
Posts: 1160
Joined: Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:21 pm
Location: Longview, Texas

Post by CRFultz »

Almost finished.......I will have to put some clear on it later on...
Attachments
Bemis_inlay003.jpg
(274.57 KiB) Downloaded 340 times

Peter Stenabaugh
Vectric Craftsman
Posts: 196
Joined: Wed Jun 07, 2006 7:26 pm
Location: Calgary, Alberta Canada

Post by Peter Stenabaugh »

You might try some purple heart for the blue colour. It is not correct but it might work well enough. It is nice to carve with, being a very hard, fine grained wook.

Here is a link to a site that has a lot of information about all types of exotic hardwoods, colour hardness, density etc.

http://www.exotichardwoods-southamerica ... eheart.htm

Peter

Post Reply