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Waddy - thanks for the help !! last question though - sorry I hate to be dense... but...

so if the wood is .6mm, then in your pictures the ash is .6 mm (assuming approx) then are all pieces of the different woods .6 ? so you have ash at .6, which is thinner than all the colored sections ? are the colored sections doubled or tripled to make them thicker ? see below my written example -

so you have "ash, walnut, walnut, ash, rosewood, rosewood, ash, white oak, white oak, ash, wenge, wenge, ash" ?

Thanks again you have been a great help !!

John

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More like, Wenge, Wenge, Wenge, Wenge, Ash, Bubinga, Bubinga, Bubinga, Bubinga, Bubinga, Ash, HOG, HOG, HOG, HOG, HOG, HOG, Ash, etc, etc, etc, Ash!

They were in uneven layers, intentionally, as the pattern repeats so much, I wanted some variation in the layers.

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