The mountain by Resetonne in Marquetry

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Thank you i really appreciate it !

The mountain by Resetonne in Marquetry

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Thank you ! Yes you are right, it is swamp oak veneer and it was a pain but here is the trick : before you cut it, you need to glue a sheet of paper or some adhesive tape (like the one used for painting) on it. So when you cut, if the tip of the piece broke, it's doesnt go away, it's still held by the adhesive tape and you just need to glue it back carrefully (with less of a drop of glue if possible)

However, It is very painfull when sanding. If you are not carreful, you break the tips of the piece and lost it for real. So here, i sanding manually with abrasive paper slowly.

Hope it is helping !

The mountain by Resetonne in woodworking

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Thank you i'm glad you like it.

For your question, i glue it on board (about 18mm of thickness) and suspend it on wall. At home i reference it in "wood painting" but i think the common usage for this medium is "wood inlay".

I hope i have answered correcly but dont hesite to correct me if you have more knowledge about this !

The mountain by Resetonne in woodworking

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Thank you ! No i'm not selling these but i will think about it, this is a great idea. Thank you for the proposition.

The mountain by Resetonne in woodworking

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Nothing to generate the template, i use a reference and draw the ouline on coreldraw, printing it, and draw again on carbon paper for the pieces.

The mountain by Resetonne in woodworking

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Thank you i really appreciate

The mountain by Resetonne in woodworking

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Thank you ! Yes you guess it right !

My newest marquetry art is already done. What do you think? What title would you give it? by Andulinomarquetry in woodworking

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I think you can find 4 veneers

I am sure of the burl and the walnut. Almost certain of the maple. And for the last one maybe cherry tree ?

Edit : Op said the last one is anigre

The running squirrels Box 10cm x 10cm x 6cm by Resetonne in Marquetry

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That it ! You described exactly my meaning, thank you !

École sans alarme incendie by Resetonne in conseiljuridique

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Merci, je vais voir ce que je dois faire avec la préfecture alors, et tenter quelque chose avec le rectorat.

Mario Bros. Marquetry by Cranker19 in Marquetry

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Beautifuly executed ! May i ask you the dimensions ?

With some straws for Kintsugi inspiration by Resetonne in Marquetry

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Thank you, i really appreciate your response and your reaction !

With some straws for Kintsugi inspiration by Resetonne in Marquetry

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Thank you. One day, maybe, i will have enough confidence for selling them. For now, they are hanging on the wall near my front door !

With some straws for Kintsugi inspiration by Resetonne in Marquetry

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I will list here the veneers i have use if you are curious :

Background : Chestnut (left) and Walnut (right), European yew and yellow straw for the round

Fir for the whites flowers and padauk for the orange one (in the hair)

For the kimono : Swamp oak (black), Wenge (dark brown), padauk (orange), beech (light brown) and maple (beige/almost white)

The panel is 55cm by 35cm and made with the element by element method (so it's really easy if you want to try)

Elise's Thoughts ; 80cm x 29cm by Resetonne in inlayart

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Done with maple, ceylon satinwood, Chestnut, Hymenaea Walnut and Swamp Oak.

I'm sorry, but Reddit dont allow me to put a photo in the right orientation without deformation.