Creative Woodworks & crafts 2005-08, страница 73

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Super sanders and blades source

Wildwcxxl Designs, www.wildwotxitlesigns.com,

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SaoII saw files ami blades source

Wooden TcdtK' Bear, www.woodenieddybeaionline.com,

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If you have questions about this article or would like a copy of my Wildlife Intarsia Designs pattern catalog, e-rr.ail me at cob@-wildlifciritarsiadesign.com or call (708} 788-6455.

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Now when you sand ibis little piece, you can safely get a grip on it and sand the wood, instead of your fingernails.

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Once the piece fits properly, you can finish making the cut to remove tlie handle and put it in place.

Summary

If you've already been creating intarsia projects, I hope you've learned something new and helpful here. Sometimes one little, tip can solve a big problem down tlie road. If you're a novice, 1 hope you've found my techniques helpful for cutting and fitting your intarsia projects. This is only one suggested method for performing the task. Over time, as you read material by other artists, you'll learn different techniques. Sixjn you'll be combining the different ideas and developing your own creative style for cutting and fitting your intarsia projects.

In out next installment of Intarsia Talk, we'll feature plans for making a light (able or light box, auxiliary drill press table, and tips on dust collection.

Scroll saw blade sources

Flying Dutchman, www.mikes workshop, com, (605) 582-6732 Seyco, www.seyco.com, (800) 462-3353

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