Yellow dust all over my yellow saw

[dgman]

I cut this cross out of yellow heart today and it left a pile of yellow dust all over my yellow saw! Thought I would post this so everyone could see that my saw does get dusty!
Pattern by Steve.

[boxmaker]

Nice Dgman, It almost camouflaged your saw LOL. I never seen yellow heart before, it is definitely yellow.

                                                        Mark

[Dav]

love the cross would like to know where to get the pattern
dav

[dgman]

Here you go...http://www.stevedgood.com/9cross.pdf

[Becky]

Nice dust.   The swirls are particularly attractive.   

Oh, nice cross too!  I've never used yellow heart either.  It is really bright!  Does it stay like that or will it fade with time?

[dgman]

Yellow heart will stay yellow!

[Russ C]

I have never cut yellow heart either. I like the color. The cross looks great. 

[dankc908]

The very first clock cutting I did was yellow heart.  After that one all the rest were EASY!  Very tough to cut but very beautiful in the end result.  I gained a whole year's worth of education on that first clock and I'll try anything (except lignum vitae) now!

Dan

[scrollgirl]

Yellow is such a happy color!  Beautiful cutting! It is a wonderful project!

   Sheila

[Marcellarius]

better yellow dust then some white dust!!!
I guess yellow dust makes you happy for the long time, is better for your health and is much cheaper.

[Dawie]

It looks great. Learned about wood again today, never heard of yellow heart.
David

[yyyyyguy]

OK, I'll ask, what kind of wood does it come from, I've never heard of a "heart" tree so I'm guessing it's heart wood but from what??  See there are stupid questions

[dgman]

Hey Pete, No such thing as a stupid question. Here is everything you need to know about Yellow heart. http://www.thewoodbox.com/data/wood/pauamarelloinfo.htm

[boxmaker]

Thanks for the link Dgman.

                                                  Mark

                                       

[yyyyyguy]

thanks dgman, by the way the beer is chilling and the brandy snifter is warm