Can you please confirm the width of the wood. Is it suppose to be 1" because each puzzle requires to be split in two making them quite thin. Thanks alot
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Without posting the actual pattern can you tell us which pattern you are referring too? There are several Noah's arc patterns out there."Still Montana Mike"
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I believe it's the Noah's Ark Puzzle in Dave Peterson's "Animal Puzzles" Book. I used 7/8" Cherry. The pieces are just about right when cut in two. The problem I had was getting the cherry pieces to be darker than the background, even though I stained them with Minwax cherry stain. They were essentially the same color. I could not find the stain he mentioned in the bookAttached FilesComment
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The thickness (not width) of the wood I think yes, 1 inch thickness. It really is not that critical though, 1 1/8th thickness, or 7/8" would work just as well. The more important thing is slicing the animals in half so that the two animals are as close as possible to being of equal thickness.Dale w/ yella sawsComment
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That is a FINE looking puzzle. I take it the 2 x 2 animals are 1 animal cut in half. That would be some 'fine' cutting - especially with a curly cue tail.
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I did two of these, different sizes, and tried to split the animals on one, and on the third to last animal - giraffe - one leg split off. Nothing to back thin pieces, so haven't done it to the other.
Has anybody else experienced this?Comment
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