Yosegi process photographs.

[Alan Morrison]

Some folk asked for pictures showing the process for the yosegi-type patterns. Here are some patterns based on a 30 degree jig.
This jig allows for equilateral triangle and quadrilateral rhombus shapes.
Photographs show different patterns using these two shapes in two different timbers, as well as my adhesive encased fingers.
If interested I will show shapes made with 45 and 60 degree jigs.
Alan

 

[mark james]

That's mighty impressive Alan. And I thought I liked small segments... .

I really appreciate what you are doing. Best wishes for future success.

 

[MPVic]

I have not done too much segmenting, but am enjoying the process pics. Thank you for taking the time share your techniques.

 

[magpens]

Love your pics and your work, Alan !!! .

Thanks for showing !!!

 

[TDahl]

Thank you for sharing your ideas and techniques Alan. I am definitely going to give this type of segmenting a try and see what i can come up with.