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Hello, very nice job, love it. Did you apply glue before cutting the pieces?

I bet it’s more work, but I prefer the voiceover. Amazing work as always

Excellent work and really enjoy the commentary.

Excellent, keep it coming!

You are great at this. I enjoyed the new format, would like to know some of your tips and thoughts as your doing a project. Always interesting to watch

Another great video. I really enjoy your work. The voice over was great and hope to see more in future videos. This is something I really want to learn how to do. Thanks

That was great! And I really like the format.

that is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for this video.

Wow! That is impressive with such accuracy…Did you cut everything free hand or did you set up cutting jigs for consistency? Well done Sir!

Flawless work! How long did it take you?

Lindo trabalho, parabéns.

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Nice! I thought it would be a cutting board before I saw the video. I bet we can use a wood instead using a vernier. Right?

Nicely done!

I like geometric pieces. Great work as always

Beautiful work. Congrats!!!

Very cool! That definitely took a lot of work lining up all the piece’s perspectives. Great job!

Awesome! Did you apply something beyond masking tape to veneer before cutting?

Karl, your work is simply amazing. The patience you have is astounding. How you edge the ebony { I'm assuming} around leaf pedals to show definition has to be the most tedious thing ever, those pieces are so thin. This video is gonna remain on my watch later list forever, looking forward to future projects.

At 80 years old I am just getting into marquetry but I have started with a laser because my hands are not steady enough to cut with a knife. What you have created here is truly amazing and I know I will never achieve The level of quality and beauty that you have. Please post more videos. I really really enjoy watching your work. Tom

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WOW!! fantastic work.

Your arts are blowing my mind. :) Amazing precision. I'm trying with marquetery too. I have big problem with cutting some pointed, thin elemenents. They are breaking very often. I dont see it at your work. You have so amazing knife, or is it some way to make vaneer more soft?

Superb! Karl, do you mind telling me what knife you are using? Thank you.

Karl, can you identify the brand of knife you are using? They look to be much more comfortable that the medical scalpels I've seen others using. Thank you.

Where did you get the pattern

What a beautiful piece of marquetry art Karl ! Can I ask what graphics application you use for your plans ?

Your work is incredible! The thinness of the veneer, the detailed plans, and the precision of the whole pattern came together to make something I have genuinely never thought could be done in just contrasting woods. Awesome video, and I hope to see more from you!

lose the music

Hello Karl, How do you stick the isometric/graph paper to the veneer and still be able to peel it off?

very nice work

Very nice, keen to know where you get the coloured veneer from?

How pretty!

you are one of the remarkable with such a detailed and precise work.

Hi, hello from Brazil Karl.

Hi Karl I really like your process for doing the 3D Illusion patterns, would it be possible to go into more detail in regards to what tapes, glues, substrates and tools you are using I especially like the way you use the Isometric graph paper, is that a blade you are using as a ruler.

Hi, I would love to see how you make a narrow greek meander pattern border

You're doing really great. It's really pretty. I would hang it in my apartment:D

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Do you mind identifying the tape you used for this? It seems very user friendly. Thank you.

How do You insert and cut the green leaf?

Looks really cool! I would hang this in my room👍

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Super happy to find your channel, I just started working with veneers and your work is amazing! I end up with small gaps between some of my pieces, have you had that problem? Did you use anything specific to fill between the pieces?