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Michael Dale Payne
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You young Olfs want remember that slogan Anyway here is a 3D rendered pic of a custom rosette for my next client. I like it a lot . So!! I thought I would share It is Paua/Koa/BWB

Only thing I don't like is 48 perfling miters


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Dang! That is a great design! And fantastic graphic work!

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oh come on that looks like you could make that rosette blindfolded, with
only one finger being used...

Ok so actually that looks tough, but cool!

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Love it, love it, love it!

Nice idea. Now all you have to do is cut it all out with a cnc....that will make them miters easy!

I'm wondering how it would look with red heart instead of paua....Mmmmmmm delicious!

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[QUOTE=Don Williams] Love it, love it, love it!

Nice idea. Now all you have to do is cut it all out with a cnc....that will make them miters easy!

I'm wondering how it would look with red heart instead of paua....Mmmmmmm delicious![/QUOTE]

It would look the same only with Red Heart

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Red heard is perfect but rejected by client. Red Heart is what I suggested. But you know how this song ends


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Very nice design Michael, I can't wait to see the real thing.

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Looks ambitious...great design...I think ou got yourself a winner Michael. Maybe you could make it one of your signature rosettes.

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That looks like a LOT of work.

But it also looks incredible.

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Like this
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Yah.....that's the ticket. Sweeeeeet.!

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I like that design a lot, Michael. Listen to some great music while you're toiling away at that.

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Sorry guy I am haveing all sorts of fun playing with our new 3D rendering software update It does a lot better job of replicating finished woods. I have all settings on mid quaility right now to save rendering time but I have to say it is pay no attintion to the spruce because it is a canned light wood template that came pre packaged with the software but the koa and pearl I createdMichaelP38840.5968287037
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Jes' for kicks, how would inlaid brick look?

I'm sure you'll get great results. I just hope you can still see after it's done!

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I am wondering what snakewood would look like instead of the koa with the red ab.

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ok tomarrow at lunch
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Michael, could you replace the white purfling with maple?

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I want one done with a Stargate for the rosette. Can you do that for me?

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[QUOTE=Don Williams] I want one done with a Stargate for the rosette. Can you do that for me?
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It would look cool, but the outboard "Dial-Home-Device" is a bit bulky.


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just for you Brock


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That looks awesome. I don't think I'd like to make one just yet, but it looks awesome.
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[QUOTE=Don Williams] I want one done with a Stargate for the rosette. Can you do that for me?
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