Another Laminated Pot Call Cherry and Walnut

[Wayne at Winzer Game Calls]

Here's another laminated pot. Cherry with walnut lamination, velvet oil finished with matching walnut/cherry striker.
Wayne

[David @ Mad Duck Game Calls]

 

[Caney Creek Calls]

This is one sweet looking call Wayne, I got to run it the other day and it sounds really good too. 
Lewis

[James Strickland]

That's a great looking call.  Those woods work perfectly together.

[HaMeR]

Great looking call right there!! Can't wait to see it after the Cherry darkens!!

[Crawdad]

Beautiful call Wayne.

[JCurren]

Very nice work!

[Wayne at Winzer Game Calls]

Thanks guys!
Wayne

[Lon @ First Flight Game Calls]

Wow! Looks good, a tutorial on how you do that would be sweet unless it's secret 

                    Lon

[Wayne at Winzer Game Calls]

Mr. Lon,
Sorry for not replying sooner but haven't had much time lately. It's no secret, I must share because if not for this site and people sharing I couldn't have gotten as far as I have! I use a 3" hole saw on a 4 1/4" X 4 1/4" X 1/4" thick piece of walnut to cut the inside of the lamenting wood. Make sure you sand the side of the walnut that goes against the cherry to make a good fit. I then take the cherry blank and used a parting tool to cut a 1/4" wide shoulder that the ID of the walnut would fit. Glued it up with tightbond 2, clamp for a hour, allowed to dry 24 hours, then turn to your desired shape. When things slow down some I'll try and put together a tutorial. I hope this helps.
Wayne

[Lon @ First Flight Game Calls]

So if I understand you right you basically make two round walnut "Washers" with an OD of 4" plus or minus and an ID of 3" plus or minus to fit over tenons cut in a Cherry slab. I think I get it, thanks. Way to think out of the box! If you glued a different wood to the cherry before cutting the tenons a third or fourth wood could be introduced. Thanks for getting me thinkin again!


                    Lon

[stone road turkey calls]

Nice looking call