Planar butt jointing techniques

My GF has been unplugged for a long time - but basement is getting electricity so hopefully I will be back to learning inkscape soon ( :roll_eyes:), not just the occasional lurk here. Same time as wiring was getting put in, I came across this, thought it might be useful here:

Cheers!

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A good sander sealer does wonders to minimize the dark and light woods staining each other

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Got a link?

Wow! Some really inspiring patterns and ideas.

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This needs to be bumped. #necrogame

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You just saw “butt” and giggled. :rofl::stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

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Bumping again this is awesome work.
@evansd2 thank you.

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This is fantastic!

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Thanks soo much for all the effort you put into helping us understand your sweet projects!!!:pray:

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I saw this and decided I needed to take a try at it. Thanks so much for sharing.


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Unique box for a nice puzzle. Well done.

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Love this, would also make a beautiful keepsake for a cherished pet’s ashes. Thanks so much for sharing.

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I love all of this!! Great job!

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I haven’t tried inlay yet but I would love too - these are really beautiful

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Who could not love this?

Keep Creating

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Exquisite. One day I’ll be brave brought to try something like this!

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You’re ready now, I’ve seen your layered mask and double sided puzzle projects. This concept is not as hard as something like that, the only real core skill to know is how to adjust for kerf and flip-mate two opposing sides of a join/inlay. You got this!

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Thank you for saying so!!

Despite a lot of reading, kerf adjustment still makes my brain hurt. I think I’m just going to have to jump in and do a whole load of practice cuts to solidify the theory in my mind.

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AMAZING! Your work is beautiful.

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This is awesome!! Love the puzzle and the box. Wow!

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