Suiseki waho6o9 style & PI are squared

Good stuff, the rock is really wild. Are the pi functional or just decorative?

Very nice, I like both the rock and the woodwork. Well done.

-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/

Thanks Shane.
PI is for what ever you want them to be my friend. I sketch it on paper
and then make them as material allows.
The next set may be with the PHI scale 1.618 as in the sketch:

Thank you Cajunpen!

Nice job! I dare you to make just one!

-- How it happened that Mastro Cherry, carpenter, found a piece of wood that wept and laughed like a child.

LOL, thanks HybridWW

Two more are in the works, one on the bench
and the other in my brain.

that piece is spectacular!! i am surprised you did not fill around it with xtal clear epoxy. love that

-- wiser1934, new york

Now everybody knows cornbread are square and pi are round. haa Haa

Great job on mixing the stone and wood.

-- Dewayne in Bainbridge, Ga. - - No one can make you mad. Only you decide when you get mad - -

The wood on top looks like padauk to me. The stone, I don’t know, but it is very nice, good job!

-- -- Measure twice, cut once; why, did the wood grow?

Thank you folks, I appreciate the comments and support, LJers’ rock.

waho6o9—
Thanks for your response to my question about inlaying stone in a box lid. Your piece illustrated exactly what I was trying to envision re: blending the square edge of the routed inlay recess with the curved edge of the stone cabochon.

In your piece it appears that you blended the edge of the wood with a small radius and dropped the stone into the recess area. I think that’s the approach I’ll use in my initial pieces.
Thanks again for the tip.
Cabbie

-- Jim, Altadena, CA