I made this for my son-in-law today. It’s not quite 6" in diameter; mahogany, walnut, and maple plywoods, with maple hardwood for the inlaid text.
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Outstanding!
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Very nice… Quite a mix of woods!
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Too bad we all dont live close enough to get some “hands on” tutorials! I’m such a visual learner… Particularly love the wrapped letters & INLAYS! Thanks again for posting!
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Wow, what gorgeous inlay! He will be delighted!
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Looks great
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This is beautiful!
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Wow!!
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Outstanding! 
Semper Fi
Thank you for your son-in-law’s service to our country.
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That’s Beautiful! Love the inlays!
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Masterpiece!
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Love the rope!
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Nice work
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Came out epic. Grain, texture, the entire operation.
When a dozen of his friends ask for a duplicate, it will be decision time.
Not making light of it. When things come out that great there will always be a demand.
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My goodness. That just jumped off the page for me and I gulped! It’s a beauty.
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The only thing that would make this more amazing is if it was a USN logo…lol.
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Wow… You have done it again. Another beautiful military emblem. I am very impressed. 
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What a beautiful piece!! It is just stunning with the mix of materials.
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I hope the stand goes with it; it looks like a complete package.
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Actually that was a temporary while I was making him one just like it, except out of the same walnut as in the logo. It looked even better with that one, but I didn’t get a chance to take a photo before he swooped it up. 
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