Added a couple new and different veneers

Started by Troy D. Breeding, November 08, 2014, 02:08:00 PM

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Troy D. Breeding

Guess you can say I'm always looking for something different and unusual.

Thought I'd try a new type splicing. These are Brown Birdseye Maple and Walnut:

 

Here is a close up of the splice:

 

For the unusual, I ran a cross a piece of Quilted Poplar about a week ago and thought "what the heck, folks are always wanting something different".

 

I took a scrap piece of the Quilted Poplar and dyed it with a couple different colors.

Gray dye:

 

Golden Brown dye:

 

I'll have both of these up on my site in a little while.
Troy D. Breeding
www.WoodGallery295.net

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Crooked Stic

High on Archery.

fujimo

beeeeoootiful work Troy- really a work of art!!

Ranger44

Awesome work Troy! That is a beautiful splice.

Buemaker


rmorris

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Troy D. Breeding

Thanks fellows. I'm always looking for something different. May try doing something like this with a little Myrtle if I can find the right material for the contrasting colors.
Troy D. Breeding
www.WoodGallery295.net

Retirement ain't what it's cracked up to be.

Roy from Pa


Troy D. Breeding

Troy D. Breeding
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Retirement ain't what it's cracked up to be.

Bodork

Awesome troy! How long are they from the walnut end to the start of the arrowhead? I'd hate to cover those with overlays!

Troy D. Breeding

Mike,

It's a tad over 8". I took that into consideration when making them. If used in a one piece the overlay would have to be under 16" to prevent covering any of the spliced arrowhead. If they were going to be used in a takedown the spliced arrowhead could either be around mid limb or by trimming a little off both ends the arrowhead could be just above the take down bolts

Glad to say the full set of veneers will be heading out to their new owner Monday.

Looks like I need to start up another set. Now the question is what material to use.
Troy D. Breeding
www.WoodGallery295.net

Retirement ain't what it's cracked up to be.

Roy from Pa

Why not use real wood, like Osage and Black Walnut?  :)  LOL

Troy D. Breeding

That could be done, but why not use something with a little color and character in it?   :bigsmyl:
Troy D. Breeding
www.WoodGallery295.net

Retirement ain't what it's cracked up to be.

Roy from Pa

Your from Ohio huh?
That explains everything. LMFAO

Troy D. Breeding

Not really, just stuck here because of work.

Bama born and raised.
Troy D. Breeding
www.WoodGallery295.net

Retirement ain't what it's cracked up to be.

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