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    Maple and Cherry Platter

    Hello all this is a cherry platter with a curly maple stripe and 2 small strips of walnut between them. It's about 13 1/2".

    This is the platter from the "real men of genius" post

    sorry about the pics but I did't think my back drop was big enough in my photo tent for this so I didn't pull it out. the pics are an optical illusion and the rim is the same size all the was around. I just added one more I set the tent up but it's still not great

    thanks for looking,
    Bob
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    Great Idea Bob. That's a real beautiful piece. I'm sure you're in for many compliments on this one.
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    Beautiful piece Bob! Great wood color combination! Love the curly - sure gives the piece a lot of depth! Great finish - very nice work!
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    Very eye catching!
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    Very nice. I like the wood combinations and a nice variation to the standard platter.
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    Glad you were able to sand out the "small scratches". Looks like it paid off, beautiful platter.

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    Bob that is beautiful. Excellent piece. Well done.
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    Inspireing!

    It looks like something I could try with pieces I have in the shop!
    Beautiful piece!

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    Good piece of woodworking

    Very nice Bob. I sometimes think we have too high expectations of our thread pictures. Unless you are using them to enter some juried show,or are trying to show some bit of detail, your pix look fine to me.
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    Beautiful, inovative, and eyecatcher....
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    Very cool Platter Bob, nice save.
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    How'd you do it?

    Very nice Bob, Would you mind giving a brief description of how you glued up the blank for this? What thickness wood did you use? Any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks Alan
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alan Tolchinsky View Post
    Very nice Bob, Would you mind giving a brief description of how you glued up the blank for this? What thickness wood did you use? Any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks Alan
    Alan,
    it was quite simple, it is all 4/4 stock and the thin strips of walnut were just a rip cut on the tablesaw. and then just glued up like any panel.

    Bob

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    That's plumm-purdy!!!!!! I'll have to try that...after I get my other projects done for the LOML.
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    Very nice, interesting design.

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