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For the past couple of years I have made a holiday ornament for friends and family, I made a couple of these as a test last month. I just burned the year into them, made from 1/2 inch cedar and finished with shellac. It is a Steve Good pattern that I reduced down to 4.75 inches

Segmented lighthouse design by Steve Good. One is made from cherry, the other is made from a piece of naturally stained poplar. I stack cut the pieces together, that was the easy part, then I did all the sanding by hand. Each piece has all the top edges rounded over, not difficult, but my hands...

I guess the celtic knot is taking a front seat in some of my pen work. This is a chrome cigar in Goncalo Alves with osage orange bands and a four-ring knot of bloodwood and osage orange. The pen is finished with a typical CA process: sanding seal using thin CA, Micro Mesh, several coats of...

Made this zebra for my niece several years ago. It is a segmentation piece made from 3/4 maple and various stains. The zebra is about 7 inches tall and has 70 pieces. The pattern is from Patrick Spielman and Kerry Shirts' book "Scroll Saw Art"

This segmentation piece I made based off our high school mascot the tiger. Made from 3/4 inch maple and stained with various stains. I do not have any black stain so I used black shoe dye.

I had a minor mishap in my shop about 2 weeks ago now that pretty much stopped me from getting to my shop for a few days. I had already started on this elephant, he was already pretty much done when this happened. Now I don't know about anyone else but when I am in the middle of a project and...

This is before I sprayed it with a clear coat. It looked much better after I did that. Amazing what a shine can do to change the look of a project.

10" x 10" Wall Clock Basswood, chip carved, nutmeg gel stain, textured background, sealer and lacquer finish I used to carve a lot of clocks but got away from them for quite a few years. I don't know why but I pleased to carve this clock. The textured background added some variety to the...

All cut from 1/2" poplar. These are just fun to cut. Gluing them together can be a bit tedious though.

A couple of intarsia projects that I made a while ago. Actually, the first two and only two, thus far, that I have made. Actually, now that I think about it, they are segmentation pieces arent they, since they were cut from the same piece of wood? Someone enlighten me. That's the difference...

I have done probably 20 of these segmentations. They are all cut from 1-x-12 Poplar and measure around 12-x-12. They are cut from a pattern, stained and reassembled with a slight 3D effect that was surprising the first time I assembled one. The book is called Animal Portraits in Wood by Neal...

Another one….more pieces.

One of the easier patterns.

Made in short amount of time <20>. Cut by scrollsaw, painted, raised and glued. - Mr Tall

Segmentation of the Boston Bruins. Made for a few friends. Size is 7" x 7" - Mr Tall

I got this piece of elm and the grain pattern was So striking , I kept picking it up looking at it and putting it down again trying to figure out what to do to show off that pattern. Eventually I figured this simple design sort of relief segmentation would work. I think It does so does the...

This is a present for my son's high school soccer coach. It is a segmentation of of tiger which is the school mascot. The tiger is 3/4" soft maple, the grass is western red cedar, and the frame is red oak. The piece is approximately 22.5" x 14.5". Thanks to Neal Moore for the tiger pattern from...

Just finished this tiger for my son. His high school mascot is the tiger. The method is called segmentation. I am doing some segmented pieces to hone my scroll saw skills. The plan comes from Neal Moore's book "Animal Portraits in Wood." The tiger is 12.5" x 9.75" and is made from soft maple...

Nameplate made for a coworker. She said she loved butterflies, so I just ran with it. Getting alot better with using a spray gun and lacquer. Just takes practice I think. First time I have tried to bend Lexan. Pretty easy to work with actually.

I had an idea to cut a picture from one piece of wood to include the picture frame so I tried a few experiments one that I did I called autumn carpet as itwas different coloured leaves I took this to a fair in Germany and sold it and got commissioned to do more , this one was inspired by a...