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Hi all been out of the forum for a while, but busy.

Some may remember my ET center in the G&G style, well my wife had to have one as well. (More like a demand )

Here it is Cherry, ebony accents and Purple heart flowers. I uses a few strips of Mahogany as well for background. Inlaid and flush this time insted of proud.




See "Green and green"



See "Green and green"

My Inlay technique was a little off this time. But I am learning.


See "Green and green"


Camera was actiing up on me focus was #@$%^%$^. Sorry. But this took a while I had to let the Purple heart return to color after sanding.


I have missed a lot by the looks of the post.

Thanks,

James

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Nice work, James. I see you is a big fan of Green and Green.

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Hey no apologies necessary - it's a great project. Don't look too close at our son's canoe or you'll see those mistakes too. I used to sweat the mistakes to the point of madness and our son put it all in perspective for me...

"Dad, nobody's going to see it from more than four feet away and the fish won't care once they're in the bottom of the canoe".

He's right.

I love your use of the woods and how you arranged them. Good job.

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Looks great, James! I don't see any mistakes!

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That is spectacular!

You may see mistakes, I don't and others won't either.

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C J K
in beautiful -
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Beautiful work James and I can't see any mistakes. I don't think
I've ever made anything that I didn't feel I could have done
better but the reality of it is no one but the maker sees the mistakes.
I look at as a special relationship between the maker and the piece -
you both share the secrets that no one else knows.

Great work - you're inlay is stunning

Tom

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That is simply beautiful. I wish my mistakes looked as good as yours

James, it is so beautiful!!!

Your work certainly inspires me to do something out of the ordinary as I'm planning my entertainment center

Verna

If my best work turned out as good as what you refer to as mistakes, I'd consider it a success. Very handsome piece, James.

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Cheers - Dennis

Beautifully done James! That truely shines.

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Looks great James, enjoying the summer vacation?

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