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Kathy Wise. Intarsia Woodworking Projects
Table of Contents
GETTING STARTED. INTRODUCTION. INTARSIA: THE WISE WAY
NATURAL WOOD VS. STAIN/PAINT
EQUIPMENT
THE SCROLL SAW
BASIC TOOLS
OTHER TOOLS
SUPPLIES
BLADES
EQUIPMENT DOS AND DON’TS DO:
DON’T:
PATTERN LAYOUT
PATTERN TRANSFER METHODS
THE COPY AND PASTE METHOD
PATTERN DOS AND DON’TS DO:
DON’T:
WOOD SELECTION
EXOTIC VS. DOMESTIC WOODS
SANDING TOOLS
PNEUMATIC DRUM SANDER
SMALL GRINDER/ROTARY POWER CARVER
SANDING MOP
HAND SANDING
SANDING & SHAPING
SHIMMING UP LEVELS
SHAPING CONTOURS
SANDING SHIMS & SPOT GLUING
CARVING DETAILS
WOODBURNING DETAILS
SANDING DOS AND DON’TS DO:
DON’T:
APPLYING A FINISH
WHITE GEL STAIN
GEL VARNISH
SPRAY VARNISH
ASSEMBLY
SILICONE TACKING
GLUING
INSTALLING A HANGER
FINISHING DO’S AND DON’TS DO:
DON’T:
BEGINNER PROJECTS. Rose Demonstration
Wood
Rose Intarsia
Ornaments. Wood ½" x 4" x 4" scrap wood for each ornament
Ornaments. Wood ½" x 4" x 4" scrap wood for each ornament
Penguin & Chick. Wood
Fox. Wood ¾"-1" x 2" x 2" black wood such as ebony, black walnut, or your wood of choice stained or
INTERMEDIATE PROJECTS. Mallard Demonstration. Wood
Mallard Drake
Love Birds. Wood1" x 3" x 3" medium-dark wood such as bloodwood, cedar, or cherry
Piano Girls. Wood1" x 10" x 27" dark wood such as black walnut (piano)
Pool Balls. Wood
Lighthouse. Wood
Sailboat. Wood
ADVANCED PROJECTS. Lion Demonstration. Wood
Lion
Rattlesnake. Wood
Barn Scene. Wood
Calf Roper. Wood
Clydesdale & Colt. Wood
Eagle. Wood
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