Basic Intarsia Seashell Pt 6 of 6 (Sanding Shaping and Finishing)
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2014
- In Basic Intarsia Seashell Pt 6 of 6 we finish this tutorial series with sanding, shaping and finishing of the sea shell. Get the free sea shell pattern here: www.scrollsawparadise.com/#!in...
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Great instructions very helpful! I’m 84 & have been scrolling for many years. I enjoy hearing from other scrollers & continuing to learn. Blessings, Kennyk
I wanted to say thank you for posting this. I know its been years since you posted it but the methods are still very relevant.
I reckon you as my first intarsia teacher after watching 6/6 parts. Thanks
Thank you very much Bob for such a nice series of tutorials I know that isn't something I am ready for but I am sure I know where to keep refreshing my memory for when I am ready if ever.
Al Furtado Al, I just looked at your channel and subscribed to it, Wow you do some awesome work, I'm sure you can handle anything when it comes to woodworking. I have a lot more videos of yours to watch now, I hope you are enjoying your scroll saw and would love to see it in one of your videos. Bob
Thank you I am practicing on the template I downloaded from you first project I decided to tackled was lady on a bike and a man bowing to her while tipping his hat, Of course I started with the bicycle wheels and realized I could not follow a simple thing like a circle it got much easier towards the end.
Thank you for the video. I have been scroll sawing and found intarsia and fell in love, but like you said, intimidating. So I have not even tried it yet. With your full step by step instructions, this sea shell will be my first project. I agree with other people who said that the part about how to get the pieces to match up was brilliant. I would have hit that and thought I was no good and possibly quit, not knowing it happens to everyone and can be fixed. Absolutely brilliant. Thanks again for the inspiration…..I can’t wait to get my hands on my scroll saw (but first, I have to find out where to get exotic woods 🤷♀️).
Truly a fantastic video explaining in great detail why type of scroll saw is best
Many thanks
Terry
I watched all six parts. Thank you for taking the time to video the lessons. I learned a lot.
Really wonderful to watch your informative videos, Very clear instructions, so I am totally hooked and ordered a scroll saw. Can,t wait to get started. Thanks and bye from Holland.
Canno
The best intarsia teaching series I have ever watched. Thank you.
I am new to intarsia and have been watching lots of videos. This series of videos will be very helpful. THANKS FOR DOING THIS !!!
Really appreciate all the great material you covered in this series, and many thanks for sharing your skills and talents, which really show in your work, and your work ethics. Am just now working on my first piece, a Christmas gift for my youngest daughter, and can now see a completely different way of doing it, than before I saw your series. But, in just rounding over the edges of my pattern... ironically, also a sea shell design... I can see, from the pieces I hold in my hand, that a wide range of different looks can be applied, depending on how one goes about creating it. And, your tips are like gold! Thanks so much!
I found this series juuuust as I was finishing my first intarsia. It really sucks. Your vids are VERY helpful and I plan to start another immediately. You're good at explaining in detail and demonstrating the technique, while not spending wasted minutes telling stories that aren relevant. Thanks Brutha. Much appreciated. I look forward to more small project vids.
Thank you for explaining the process of shaping , most videos skim over this important part.
Thanks for make these videos on intarsia they are really helpful. Your work is amazing and can't wait to see more videos on intarsia.
Thanks for showing all the steps in this series, I'm just starting intarsia and look forward to learning this new skill.
Really good tutorials. Encouraging to see someone create awesome work without the necessity of all the latest power tools. Really like the drill press sanding setup because it seems to offer good control of any piece. Thanks for the time you spent making this series and sharing your craft.
Fred, San Diego, CA
Frederick Ippolito I´m glad you enjoy my videos, and thanks for the comment. The sanding disk really are awesome and are very versatile, I sand just about everything with it, not just intarsia.
Watched all six in this series. Thanks for the great information. Learned some new techniques also. 😎
Thank you for this 6 part tutorial, I loved it and I can not thank you enough for being so thorough! First video tutorial I have ever watched where I felt like I could do it without a bunch of questions in my head! So thank you and please do not stop making them!!!! P.s. Smile more, you know you love what you do 😀
I've just started my first intarsia project, this series has been a great resource thank you.
What a great series Bob! Intarsia does seem quite intimidating but the way you explained it throughout the series makes it possible for new scrollers as myself to try it. Thanks for the tips!!
A really well made video series for anyone who wants to try Intarsia. I learned a lot about the process and I am going to give it a whirl. Thank you.
Derek
I've always loved the look of Intarsia but as you said, it looks intimidating to actually do. After your sea shell series I feel not only excited to try it out but more confident that I "can" do this. I can't wait to try. Now to find that perfect scroll saw! Thank you so much for these series. You've made all the difference in my confidence level.
Thanks for your comment Dondra! Glad I could help build your confidence, Good luck on your search and have fun...Bob
thank you for these videos they help me so much in my learning of the scroll saw work I live in Ocala florida and there aint any classes that I can find that teaches this stuff so that's why im on line for videos like yours to learn from thank you again so much and keep up the good work and happy scrolling , larry
I really enjoyed this series. I learned a lot.
Thank you for the 6 part videos! I have not started intarsia. I plan to begin in a couple months. I am starting from scratch and I'm very excited about it. Your demonstrations are a great help with my foundation to getting started.
Great lessons. Im just starting with scrolling and looking forward to using your videos and this sea shell project as my first intarsia. Thank you.
I am a fellow intarsia scroller and really enjoyed the video. Learned some new ideas to try on my next projects. Thanks for the videos and looking forward to checking out more from you.
kelly knights Hi Kelly, sorry for the late response, I'm glad my videos were able to help an experienced Intarsist, I really did not expect that. Thanks for letting me know. Bob
I have been scrolling for about 10 years and trying intarsia for about 6 months or so. These videos had so much helpful information that I wish that I had seen them before. I really appreciated the philosophy behind it all in that all patterns and other ways of doing intarsia are someone else's opinions but our individual interpretations on a given project are just as valid.
Thank you for taking the time to video this, it has been very helpful from video #1. on tracing patterns rather than making 6 copies of a pattern to video #6 which validated that shaping of a project is an
Individual choice and that "Mother Nature" has many variations of the same subject, none of which are wrong.
Very well done.
Hi Larry, Thank you for the awesome comment, I really am happy that you enjoyed and learned from this video series.
Thank you it has been very informative. I will start with a simple patern and see if I can do it .
Great tutorial series. Thanks for taking out of your time to prepare this excellent work.
Braulio Perez I'm glad you enjoyed the videos and Thank You for the comment! Bob
Having watched the wrong pt6 and then the correct pt 6 my tutorial of the seashell is complete. I reiterate my comments from before (now invisible :-) ) i hope to see more of your videos on this subject for us beginners, a great job thank you again keep up the great work.
Bernie
Excellent series - now to try it myself!
Excellant tutorial it has given me confidence to try your programme.
Thank you so much, this is so helpful. You are a great teacher!
Bob, Thanks ,I just bought a used scroll saw and your making me excited to use it
That's great Kim, have fun with your new saw!...Bob
Bob, good stuff!!! Thanks!!
Thank you so much. My brother does Intarsia like you and it is absolutely beautiful. It looks so intimidating to even try. But after seeing your video, I want to try. Thank you so much! Loved the videos!
+Diane Nelson That's exactly why I made the videos Diane, to show that it is not as hard as it looks, good luck, have fun and welcome to Intarsia! Bob
Great job, I’m learning a lot from you.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I'm a newbie to scrolling and your video helps a lot!
Amazing work-finishing is very good
Thanks Trpl B...I really enjoyed the video series. It answered a lot of questions that were in my mind and qualm some fears. I'm anxious to give this a try.
Kerry G That's awesome Kerry! That's why I made this series, to show that Intarsia is really not that hard. Good luck and I would love to see some of the really cool stuff you're about to start making.
Absolutely amazing love all the videos.
Thanks, I love the fact that you love them! lol...Bob
Looking forward to tring intarsia, after watching this series ! I recently was given a scroll saw!!
+David Smith Hi David and Congrats on the new scrollsaw and good luck with the Intarsia, If you have any questions feel free to ask. Bob
Thank you great videos look forward to more.
Excellent series. Totally help to alleviate the fear of screwing up. :-)
Great series of videos. You are really good at explaining everything and I learned so much from you. Thanks! Alan
Very nice, informative series.
Great lessons, I've been wanting to try Intarsia and now i feel I can at least start and know what's the next step and how the final goal is achieved based on the prior piece. Thanks a bunch and your work is beautiful
James Pugh Thanks James, I'm very glad to hear that you are willing to try Intarsia now, this is exactly why I made this series, to take the mystery out of doing Intarsia and to show a simple way to do it. Good luck and have fun.
I really liked this series of videos. Do make more.
Thanks, Peter, I will make more. I even went out and bought a new camera to make the videos with!...Bob
Watched all 6 to see the finished product. Beautiful work! Seems it would be hard to hold the smallest pieces but can't think of any easier way. I have two scroll saws, one is a micro and one is regular size. Think I'll dig them out and start something,
man that was a awesome set of how to videos a big thanks to you for that i have just got a scroll saw and it going to be fun getting in to it
+diy man glen Thanks Glen, I just saw your carving work, very nice, I can see where incorporating a scrollsaw with your carving talents can make some really cool stuff. Good luck, and keep up the awesome work! Bob
yes will be good to get in to ,so i have downloaded your scrollsaw test. it is dam good though I do think I would a lot better at it if I did not need to say on the lines lol lol ...its a awesome practice exercise and thank you . i just need practice practice practice lol
Very good video, step by step
GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR ESTE BELLO TRABAJO!! SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA!!
Laura Mabel Denada Laura
Very well done learned a lot from you Thanks
Thanks Ill give this a try!
very good , helped me very much.. thanks for the lessons ,, hope to see more ...
Thanks for sharing this information.
danke, sehr schöne Arbeit!
Excellent video thanks
I bought my first scroll saw yesterday.
Nice work!
This support of sandpaper that you use in the Woods and made of what material?
I'll see if I can buy one of these, but I'm not finding ...
Thanks for your response! Question: Where can I get the pattern for the intarsia Santa that is shown at the start of this video?
Very nice I will try to make one
Very Nice!
Obrigado, eu aprendi intarsia com o senhor.
Your 6 part series was very interesting and helpful. THANK YOU Where can I get a really realist pattern of the bald eagle.
GOOD INFO FOR ME AS A BEGINNER, WILL PROBABLY WATCH A FEW MORE TIMES TO LET IT SINK IN
I have to say I spent the whole day yesterday looking at Intarsia videos and this series gave me the best understanding of the process. So I would like to say thanks for sharing. I would also like to know where you got the sanding disk and pads, and the mop sander. God Bless.
Backyardhomesteader It sounds like you had a great day! I'm glad you enjoyed the videos, Comments like this make it all worth while, you understand what it takes to make videos, So Thanks. The sanding disk shown in the video seems to no longer be available, I got it from Klingspor.com, I do have some available through my amazon store at this link www.scrollsawparadise.com/#!scroll-saw-supplies/czso hope this helps and thanks again.
Bob
Excellent, thank you.
good job
Thanks for the videos. I've never done this type of woodworking before but looking forward to it. Do you get your wood locally or on the Internet?
Mark Edenfield Hey Mark I hope you enjoy working with a scroll saw and smaller wood. To answer your question, it's a little bit of both. I don't have a good lumber mill locally so I always keep an eye on craigslist for wood deals. I also order a lot of my wood from www.ocoochhardwoods.com/ and sometimes Ebay.
Finding wood locally can be a bit challenging, the internet is a great place to fill in the gaps.
Where did you get the sanding disc attachment with the soft bottom?
Thanks
Hello, where do you buy the foam plates to put the discs? a greeting from Spain.
I watched all 6 videos, and I subscribed. Hey when you spray lacquer, do you wear a resprator?
Hey Ron, This is the 1st time in 6 years of doing these videos that I have been asked this question. It's great to be able to answer a new question. First, Congrats on your new scroll saw, I'm sure you will be pleased with your purchase.
Lacquer can be very pungent in its smell, after all, it is a bunch of chemicals mixed together that I will never be able to pronounce much less spell. You do want to be careful with it, I'm not a chemist nor a medical Doctor but common sense says you should handle it with care. I work out of a garage where I can open the door and put a fan behind me and blow the nasty smells outside. If you work in a confined space, I would not use spray lacquer indoors. It makes sense to spray your projects outside and if the weather won't allow for that, you can always use mineral oil to coat it, you will just need to reapply until the weather is good enough to take your project outside...Bob
Thanks for responding. I am excited about scrolling.@@Scrollsawforum1
What buffing pads and sanding pads are you using here please?
I just found your series on the seashell and being a newbie woodworker appreciate your videos and tips! This may sound odd, but I also am a "pen and pencil nut" and noticed the pen you used in marking and outlining your wood and drawing lines on your pattern. What kind of pen is that and where can I get one? I really like the way it makes a good, thin line without bleeding into the paper.
Hi Mike, What I am using is just a simple mechanical pencil. You should be able to find them anywhere that pens and pencils are sold. The reason I use them is that you will always get the same thickness line, unlike a wooden pencil where the line gets fatter as the pencil dulls. Good luck and have fun with your Intarsia.
Would it work for critical cuts to actually use the mating block when making the cut, as you did in repairing?
Or if the piece is too thick to make it practical, to make templates not out of tracing paper but out of eg melamine?
Hi David, if you are going to make multiple copies of the same intarsia pattern, it might be worth making templates out of 1/4" thick plywood. Otherwise, I really don't see the need to go to all that extra trouble making separate mating blocks to cut one pattern. You can always give it a try though. Good luck and have fun...Bob
Bob, Great set of instructional vid's! I'm just getting into fret work and intarsia. Picked up a heck of a deal on a used Excalibur on Craigslist and I'm ready to begin. I definitely like your technique on "marrying" the critical cuts on the separate pieces. The Seashell will be my first intarsia project. I know I will be referring back to your vid's when I run into.... challenges. I live in FL also and have a hard time finding hardwood here. I've ordered some off of eBay previously but would like to find a good local source. Any recommendations?
***** Great job on grabbing a deal on the Excalibur, that's hard to do! Have fun with your seashell, send a pic when you get it done, would love to see it, as far as finding wood locally, the best I can suggest is Google, I usually get mine online, I just placed an order from a new seller, so if all goes well and I receive it in a good time and the wood is of good quality, I will share it with everyone. Bob
Great series on intarsia! I learned a lot, and it has giving me inspiration to have a go at it. Couple of questions - 1) what about using risers on the inner pieces? Can you provide a link for those sanding pads you are using on your drill press? Thank You for the very informative tutorials.
WigWagWorkshop Thanks!...The seashell project didn't require any risers, I was trying to show just the basics. As for using them, it is simply using whatever thickness behind the intarsia piece to raise it up to the height you desire to add emphasis to a piece. Just glue a piece to the back of the main piece. I have a Kathy Wise horse head pattern laid out on the workbench for another video, I keep having more important stuff pop up. Hopefully, I will be able to get to it soon, it will show some riser pieces.
Whoops, here's the link...www.amazon.com/BOWL-SANDER-COMBINATION-Peachtree-Woodworking/dp/B000H5LY12/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_til?tag=scrolltriplb-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=LWFDTKPCE6THFX7G&creativeASIN=B000H5LY12
Great News! Looking forward to the next series of your videos. Thank You for the link
Is there a reason why you don't use Titebond instead of Aleenes on the individual pieces? Thanks. I just picked up my 1st scroll saw, and had no idea about Intarsia. your videos were great and can't wait to try it out.
I like Aleens because sometimes you might need to break the pieces apart after the glue has set to make adjustments. The Aleens doesn't set as strong as Titebond and is easier to take apart, plus it sets up pretty quick. But if you want to use Titebond that's fine, you just might have a little tougher time taking the pieces apart if you need to. Congrats on the new scroll saw and enjoy...Bob
ScrollSawParadise Thanks for the reply and advise!
Any thoughts on using CA glue (Cyanoacrylate / superglue) to join the pieces? Seems like an easy way to quickly bond the pieces with just a few seconds of holding them together.
Hi Patrick, CA glue is fine if you want to use it. I prefer a glue that gives me extra time to adjust my pieces and maybe even take them apart if I want to do additional sanding to the piece. CA glue is just too permanent for me when connecting the pieces and is not necessary for my use since I will glue the entire project to the backer board with Titebond when it is complete. Bob
Hi Bob, My hubby is almost blind with Macular D He loves doing intershia. He found your videos on the seashell . Bought the tool from Harbor Freight. I have a question ?? What type of pole do you have the cable hanging from, he said he would try a wood pole, I do not think that is strong enough. Yours looks like some kind of an extension rod. Would you please let me know what it is so we can get his tool set up. Thank from the both of us ,Ann and Don
Hi Anna, the pole is actually a stainless steel towel bar that I had laying around and repurposed. I'm sure your husband can make something out of wood that will work.
Would it be a good idea to use a fine file on the left side of the blade while it is running to make it easier to use to correct gaps and just use that blade when needed?
Hi Larry, with scroll saw blades it really isn't necessary. I have tried it a few times and after filing it, I found the blades would no longer cut in a predictable manner and had to be thrown away. It simply is something that doesn't need to be done...Bob
Thanks for your reply.
Where can I purchase the sanding pads like you are using in your drill press?
+Rob I Hi Rob, here is a link where you can get one very similar to the ones in the video. www.amazon.com/BOWL-SANDER-COMBINATION-Peachtree-Woodworking/dp/B000H5LY12/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_til?tag=scrolltriplb-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=LWFDTKPCE6THFX7G&creativeASIN=B000H5LY12
Great tutorial, thanks, I'm a newbie scroll-er. One quick question, if I may; the tool you got from harbor freight that uses dremel accessories, what is it called? I get pretty much all my tools from them. TIA
theguitarpicker Harbor Freight calls it a Flexible shaft grinder/carver, here is a link to it and good luck with your scrolling. www.harborfreight.com/flexible-shaft-grinder-and-carver-40432.html
where do u get sanding pads
Hi, where can I get a sander similar or will do the job like the one you have? I enjoy your videos. thank you dwssr2
google klingspoor They have the complete set of discs and arbor very reasonable. Ordered the kit, had it in 3 days.
Where did you get the hook and pile sanding kit?
Hi Steve, I have a blog post and links to where you can purchase the hook and loop sanding system on my website here www.scrollsawparadise.com/ scroll down to the bottom of the page, all the purchase links are on the right. I use this sanding system for about 95% of all my sanding, even flat boards so it is well worth the investment if you have a drill press. FYI, I do receive a small commission if you purchase from the links I provided, but that does not affect your purchase price.
Thank you for this 6 part series it really helped me ... I'm new to scroll sawing and would like to get as good as you are one day - any way you could send me your email so I could talk to you more and if I have any questions I could ask directly?
ScrollSawParadise Hey Nick, I'm glad you enjoyed my Intarsia videos, my email is bob.scrollsawparadise@gmail.com feel free to ask away. Bob
Hello, I ready hate to ask, but, If you please. In your intro. you have a Christmas bear, I have that pattern and was wondering if you could please send me a photo as a reference.
Thank you very much,
Dana
Hi Dana, The picture is in the link below, hope it helps, you might have to copy and paste in your browser if the link doesn't work. Good luck with your Christmas bear
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Very nice I will try to make one