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Mt. Fuji in Autumn

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This box is my marquetry interpretation of a ssaku-hanga (“creative prints”) woodblock print by Mamoru Makino.The marquetry was fabricated with hand-cut veneers of American Holly, African Sapele, Brazilian Pau Amarello, Western Big Leaf and Quilted Maple.The inside cover of the box was made from a spectacular slice of spalted figured maple with crushed semi-precious azurite & malachite stones.The box itself is made from solid cherry which will age beautifully over time to a golden amber color. The bottom of the box is fitted with a beautiful piece of imported Japanese washi paper.As always, I use Brusso hinges to finish off the box.

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3D Bandsaw

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Bull cut out on my band saw. I use standard 24 dimensional construction lumber. These don't have a finish on them yet. I usually just finish them with boiled linseed oil.This was more challenging than I though it would would be. But I enjoyed the challenge.I have a how to video on youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wniKJNoBxFo&t=89sAnd I sell the Pattern on etsy and that link is on youtube.

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Modern Lounge Chair

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Shop-made hardware and precision joinery are the foundation for this Danish-inspired folding seat. Weave the seat: Paper Cord Weaving Download: LoungeChairPlans PDF Danish furniture is making a comeback these days. It's been a favorite of mine from the moment …Source

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Paper Cord Weaving

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Simple Danish 'planflet' weaving produces eyecatching results. Build the chair: Modern Lounge Chair Download: Full-size patterns for planfletseat and back weaving PD Danish paper cord is three-ply, twisted paper, a strong material that Hans Wegner used on his now-classic …Source

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3D Bandsaw Pigs

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Three different shapes of Pigs, cut out on my band saw. I use standard 2×4 dimensional construction lumber. These don't have a finish on them yet. I usually just finish them with boiled linseed oil.The three shapes are What I call a standard pig, one has a high back, and one has a high rump.I have a how to video on youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flrXRTTxSA0&t=57sAnd I sell the Pattern on etsy and that link is on youtube.

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