Vectric Customer

Very nice, Mark! What was the cut time on that? Just curious.....

Ok...I have to admit that I opened this thread with great trepidation!
Nice save, Jim!

Wow, that looks awesome. Nice job! Glad to hear you are back in business.

Dang...you beat me to it! I saw that in the magazine and thought, this is a job for the cnc machine!
Very nice! I like your trivet idea as well.

That turned out really nice...good job!

Beautiful award for a very worthy cause.
Well Done, Jim...well done indeed!

Wow, Dave, that came out splendidly! Im "laser envious".....

Golden RULE NEVER - NEVER - tell anyone what is wrong with it. Oh so true!!! why is it that we as woodworkers always want to point out what went wrong??? It makes me crazy every time I do it. I wish I could present my projects like I presented myself when dating...let me tell you about alllllll of ...

Great work! I've never tried Zank inlay on a non-planar surface...how did you make that work? Thanks so much Laflippin. Honestly I had no idea if this would work or not when I began. The barrette itself was a simple 2 sided model utilizing a 2 rail sweep on both sides. I v-carved the sakura vectors...

Wow, that is finely detailed & nicely done. Do you mind sharing your settings for such small inlay work?

When two talented people combine their skills, the result is usually something special...as is this piece!
Very well done. Thanks for the details of the project as they are fun to “follow along”

Me thinks you're too critical of yourself! That turned out beautifully. I can't wait to make one of these.

Those are simply stunning!!! I too look forward to seeing more detail on how you create these beautiful objects,

That is one slick looking cribbage board, Stan. Very Nice!!

A beautiful tribute to a wonderful person....by a wonderful person...that turned out beautifully!
Well done.