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New and old
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Look mom, no glue!
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First triple Asa-no-ha
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Planing the Kumiko spars
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This is the important part. Paring spar in jig with a razor sharp wide chisel
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First 3 kumiko pieces
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3 first panels, hash tag panel next
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Planing hashtag pieces
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Kumiko in unpainted pine frame.
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Hashtag Kumiko screen in frame
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Hashtag Screen
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Brass washer and screw detail for retaining the screen on 2 sides.
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Hanging in the window with no view.
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3 framed kumiko
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Vers. 1 saw sled 1, for the triangular grid!
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Kumiko hexagon
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More hex patterns
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Another design
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Cutting the 90 degree bird’s mouth with a razor sharp kiridashi knife.
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Tight enough fit to pick it up by the center piece. A few thousandth on an inch makes a difference.
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Pine frame in tavern green milk paint
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Pine frame in tavern green milk paint
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My new cobblers skiving knife from Alibaba, cuts pine like a hot knife through butter.
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Largest so far
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378 piece Kumiko in clear pine.
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Largest so far
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Front window filling up!
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2 tools that speed up kumiko making!
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Another large (for me) kumiko
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Inside hexagon
