7 layer Bison

Made on a Glowforge
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Another requested animal to go along with my multiple creations.
This Bison was created to a height of 6.1" and width of 10". I made this one with maple, walnut, mahogany and cherry plywood. This one is very easy to cut if you were a bit afraid of the larger designs I have.
Both 1/4" and 1/8" wood designs are included in this purchase. Only difference between the 2 is the size of holes in the base.

I was actually quite proud of myself on this one…I only had to re-cut 1 layer after a slight edit. :slight_smile:

Enjoy.

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Another winner!

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The bird (I’m presuming woodpecker but could be cattle egret) is :kissing_heart:

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You have nailed the layered projects down! Looks awesome!

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Not just a woodpecker but a Pileated Woodpecker!

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Another homerun layered piece! Keep 'em coming!

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3 more layers and you’ll have a bison-tennial.
Great work!

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I didn’t understand it at first until I read it out loud to my wife. :grin:

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Wow! Amazing and so beautiful!

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Bully!

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I LOVE IT! amazing.

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@Aloha Oh no you didn’t!

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Haha :crazy_face:

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Truly wonderful! How long does it take you to design these?

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That turned out amazing! Great job!

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Originally it was about a solid 15 hours, but I was still learning the software at the same time.

Now, depending on the complexity of the design and the corrections that my wife suggests :grinning:, I can have the first cut completed in about 5-10 hours.

I’ve got 2 (horse and pheasant) that I’ve finished designing but I’m away from my forge for quite a bit longer. So no cutting for testing or pictures.

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when you make a seven layer cake… let me know!
:drooling_face:

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Ha ha ha.

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They are so good! Worth the time invested.

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Always love seeing your new designs!! :heart_eyes:

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