Kaleidoscope in Wood

that is one elegant box,well done.wood combo is beautiful.

-- working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.

Lacewood has such fantastic character. Kinda reminds me of the surface of the sun. Nice wrap-around grain match. I also like the rounded mitre corners, adds a softer tone overall.

-- WWBBJ: It is better to be interesting and wrong, than boring and right.

GORGEOUS!

-- Wood rescue is good for the environment and me! just rjR

that is one elegant box,well done.wood combo is beautiful.

- pottz

Thanks Pottz. I appreciate the kind words.

-- Bob

Lacewood has such fantastic character. Kinda reminds me of the surface of the sun. Nice wrap-around grain match. I also like the rounded mitre corners, adds a softer tone overall.

- wildwoodbybrianjohns

Thank you Brian. Lacewood does give out a distinctive pattern.

-- Bob

FTC

GORGEOUS!

- ralbuck

Thanks Ralbuck.

-- Bob

Very nice.

Love the box. Nice job.

-- Petey

That is a good looking box. I like the splines and feet. Great finish too.

-- ‎"Continuous effort - not strength or intelligence - is the key to unlocking our potential." - Winston Churchill

very excellent wood choices GREAT JOB:<)) GRATZ TOP 3

-- Tony---- Reinholds,Pa.------ REMEMBER TO ALWAYS HAVE FUN :<))

Thanks everyone. I appreciate the kind comments

-- Bob

Beautiful!

I wish you had a way to do high dynamic range pictures, the top center wood looks like it has wonderful colors but alas you can’t easily get it to show nicely without blowing out the rest of the box colors with standard photos.

Nice job!

Very nicely done. Looks wonderful.

-- Andy - Old Chinese proverb says: "If you think something can't be done, don't interrupt man who is doing it."

Beautiful!

I wish you had a way to do high dynamic range pictures, the top center wood looks like it has wonderful colors but alas you can t easily get it to show nicely without blowing out the rest of the box colors with standard photos.

Nice job!

Thanks. I am not sure what you mean by high dynamic range pictures, but I would if I could.

- splintergroup

-- Bob

Thanks. I am not sure what you mean by high dynamic range pictures, but I would if I could.

- SenecaWoodArt

It’s where you take multiple photos without moving the camera, each photo is at a different exposure.

For example, you see it a lot in magazine photos of landscapes, nighttime shots where you see the full moon in all its detail and yet the mountains and foreground are all detailed as well. Each object is taken from the photo with the correct exposure and all are combined into the same picture. Without doing this, the above example would have the moon looking like a solid white blob, or a detailed moon with nothing but black all around.

It used to be you needed photoshop to do the work, then someone made a cheap piece of software to automate it. Now it seems some phone cameras will do it automagically now-a-days.

Anyhoo, the box looks smooth as butter!