Anyone fancy cutting this?

[martinka]

:mrgreen:

 

[stevebuk]

wow what a brilliant idea, cant see the wife going for it mind..

 

[AndyT]

Brilliant! Please tell us more.

I'm sure I've seen the design in a popular maths book somewhere (Ian Stewart maybe?) but not come across it as a commercial product. Who makes it? Are you laying it in your own house? Can we see some more photos?!

 

[marcros]

could make a great table top for the right room- childrens play room etc.

 

[bugbear]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reptiles_% ... _Escher%29

http://goodshomedesign.com/impressive-f ... -reptiles/

Also available in concrete!

http://www.geckostone.com/

And flourescent acrylic;

http://www.smragan.com/2011/12/12/laser ... r-lizards/

http://www.tessellations.org/real-mater ... s-22.shtml

Ooh! Non uniform lizards...

http://msraynsford.blogspot.co.uk/2012/ ... piral.html

BugBear

 

[marcros]

how difficult would it be out of 10 to cut these? I know on this floor there are an awful lot, but to do enough to cover a box lid wouldnt need that many i wouldnt think, all be them a bit smaller. The advantage is that there are no internal cuts, so a cheap scroll saw would not be penalised like it otherwise might.

I think it looks fantastic, particularly if using a few different timbers. Stack cutting veneer would, i guess, be another option.

 

[Gary Morris]

wow, smashing, looks like a puzzle, does it have a theme?

Gary

 

[Phil Pascoe]

Yes. Downtrodden Frenchmen.

 

[martinka]

Yes. Downtrodden Frenchmen.

:mrgreen: =D>

 

[Gary Morris]

lol

 

[boysie39]

Faced with cutting that I think I would just buy a roll of Lino . :mrgreen:

 

[martinka]

Difficult one that Eugene, deciding whether you would prefer frogs or a roll of lino up the back passage.
(The old ones are the best. :mrgreen: )