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David LaPlante
 Post subject: Rosette Fun
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Though far from the most efficent operation in guitar making, I have to admit that there are few which I enjoy more than rosette making,
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Sam Price
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Wow, that is absolutely amazing!!! :shock:
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Nice, Dave. Beautiful detail in there. Show us the finished product when done.

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David: Very cool! Looks like it is going to be a "big" rosette. I love big rosettes.

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Wow! Would you consider a tutorial on your method... [:Y:]

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Nice design Dave. Do you do anything on the outside arc?

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Nice work David! [:Y:]
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Nice trick with the needles. What is the base?

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David LaPlante
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The base is a piece of pine around 8" X 12" (easy to pin into) covered with release sheets from double sided adhesive, waxed paper works as well but is less resistant to the water in the fish glue.
Once the rest of the tiles are added and dry, the outside edge is trued to circular with the stew mac rosette jig:
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Very nice Dave ! [:Y:]
What woods do you use?

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David LaPlante
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Mike, the meander tiles in this one are Brazilian rosewood and maple, the striated triangles are maple and ebony while the checkered purflings are made up of maple, Brazilian rosewood, Indian rosewood, ebony and bloodwood in various thicknesses.

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And now, sanded:
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Woah! That's really nice! What's it goin on, Dave?

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Your rosette is great looking Dave, very impressive. I'm also working on rosettes now. Trying to decide on a center tile motif. Mosaics can get a little tedious after a while but I'm making some progress, got a few logs made including a mini-meander (5.5 mm square).


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Waddy, A classical in the same configuration as #90 (no side inlays though....).
This one is going to be in very dark (almost black) Brazilian Rosewood with a three piece back and purflings matching the outer rosette rings. Bindings will most likely be in curly maple with multiple line side fillets.

Marc, those are looking very nice, as does the classical in your other thread!
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MMMMMmmm! That sounds great.

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David, great looking work.
I like the ability to true up the outer radius you pictured. Very clever.

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Wow ! Very beautiful [clap] :D

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Nice! I think that you're on a roll with that meander pattern!

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