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    My first Intarsia

    My first Intarsia be gentle but constructive criticism is always accepted lol
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    This looks very nice and the choice of wood was brilliant too.

    Mike

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    • #3
      Great shaping job. Never saw such interesting skin on an orca. What kind of wood is that?
      The good woodworker does not craft the wood for honor. He uses his craft to honor the wood.

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      • #4
        Nice work! Love the wood... is it lacewood?

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        • #5
          Wonderful first intarsia! Very good attention to fit and detail.

          Jan

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          • #6
            Very nice.
            Thanks for sharing

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            • #7
              Looks great - especially it being your first. Don't be afraid to round the edges more - that's about all the "constructive critisism" I can offer.
              Janette
              www.square-designs.com

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              • #8
                Thnx a heaps everyone. As far as i know the wood is some sort of silky oak ive scraped from an old busted door

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                • #9
                  Looks very nice!
                  DeWalt 788

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