Posted By: D Wagstaff
That Fish Look - 01/08/13 07:14 PM
Hello,
This is the top side of the door jam for the walls I'm erecting so the hewing pattern has nothing really to do with the encompassing work going on but was just a bit of practice in the meantime. My idea is that the effect is enhanced through the photography and that it isn't so obvious in reality. I notice the triple elements of the tangentially cut flame figure of the wood itself, with the fish scale pattern of the individual cuts and the wave pattern of each series of cuts across the grain.
Will work on it to refine things for sure maybe altering the direction of the fish scale from one wave to the next but for sure try tightening it up. Third picture very blurry but giving a wider view of the piece. The axe used is the Finnish axe called piilukirves.
Greetings,
Don Wagstaff
This is the top side of the door jam for the walls I'm erecting so the hewing pattern has nothing really to do with the encompassing work going on but was just a bit of practice in the meantime. My idea is that the effect is enhanced through the photography and that it isn't so obvious in reality. I notice the triple elements of the tangentially cut flame figure of the wood itself, with the fish scale pattern of the individual cuts and the wave pattern of each series of cuts across the grain.
Will work on it to refine things for sure maybe altering the direction of the fish scale from one wave to the next but for sure try tightening it up. Third picture very blurry but giving a wider view of the piece. The axe used is the Finnish axe called piilukirves.
Greetings,
Don Wagstaff