A couple more yosegi experiments
- Thread starter Alan Morrison
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Joebobber
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Very nice. Those little pieces must he impossible to cut and glue back up.
Those are beautifully done !!! . Thanks for showing !!!
Please tell us again what "yosegi" actually means.
Also, could you show us an assembled/glued blank before you turn it ..... that would give me a better idea of the "starting point". . Thanks !!!
Please tell us again what "yosegi" actually means.
Also, could you show us an assembled/glued blank before you turn it ..... that would give me a better idea of the "starting point". . Thanks !!!
Humongous
Member
Very nice Alan!
Jim15
Member
Impresive work.
Alan Morrison
Member
Hello Mal. Yosegi is also called Japanese marquetry. The process can be seen on youtube if you look up 'Yosegi zaiku'
I have some photographs in my media though I will try to post more detailed ones when time permits. My focus is getting my veg growing now.
Alan Morrison
Member
I spend manys the time picking adhesive from my fingers.
jttheclockman
Member
Like what you are doing. Was not aware that is what it is called. I have had a design I had seen on FB quite awhile ago that I had saved and tried dissecting it but the video is too fast so every once in awhile I try slowing it down to comprehend the cuts. As simple as they look there are those hidden tidbits that are not shared and that is what I try to read into. Someday I may give it a real try. Like to transfer to a disc so that I can take into the shop and slow play it for each step. You seem to have a grasp on to the makings of some of these designs. Keep up the good work.
RichAldrich
Member
Good stuff!
Sly Dog
Member
Great work, Alan - they keep getting better and better!
leehljp
Member Liaison
You have FAR more patience than I have. GREAT WORK!
Dale Lynch
Member
Good work Alan,the alignments and glue lines are getting better each time.