Somewhat finished anyway (I still need to put a finish on it) - with two toddlers, it's hard to get more than 15 minutes at a time, so after a long time of cutting one or two pieces at a time, here's my intarsia orca (and my first attempt at intarsia too).
The pattern was from Wood Magazine (they ran an issue recently of intarsia jewelry/keepsake boxes). It's all poplar (I had a bunch of 1/4" scraps lying around) - the "dark" pieces have a mahogany stain.
And here's a pic of the glue-up... It sure was fun trying to squeeze those clamps in (the piece is less than six inches long). Probably overkill, but I had to use all those clamps I had lying around.
The pattern was from Wood Magazine (they ran an issue recently of intarsia jewelry/keepsake boxes). It's all poplar (I had a bunch of 1/4" scraps lying around) - the "dark" pieces have a mahogany stain.
And here's a pic of the glue-up... It sure was fun trying to squeeze those clamps in (the piece is less than six inches long). Probably overkill, but I had to use all those clamps I had lying around.
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