The two inlays cut out. For size reference, a quarter will completely cover each one so they are fairly small. It's funny, with the differences in the color patterns they look like they have a different shape but in reality they are almost identical. I can stack them on each other and except for some very minor differences, they are identically shaped. It must be some sort of an optical illusion.
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Inlay.....
I didn't have a lot of time to work in the shop today so I decided to spend what time I had cutting the peg head inlays for the two guitars. As you probably know I have a deer head logo so I made copies of it, glued the pictures to the abalone blanks and cut them out. Although the design has a lot of tiny cuts, it really isn't all that difficult to cut. The hardest part is holding it down solidly enough so the piece doesn't break while I am cutting it. I got both deer head inlays cut out. I am going to cut initial letters to put on the heel caps that are for the first names of the recipients. I will probably cut those out this weekend.
The two inlays cut out. For size reference, a quarter will completely cover each one so they are fairly small. It's funny, with the differences in the color patterns they look like they have a different shape but in reality they are almost identical. I can stack them on each other and except for some very minor differences, they are identically shaped. It must be some sort of an optical illusion.
The two inlays cut out. For size reference, a quarter will completely cover each one so they are fairly small. It's funny, with the differences in the color patterns they look like they have a different shape but in reality they are almost identical. I can stack them on each other and except for some very minor differences, they are identically shaped. It must be some sort of an optical illusion.
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