Basic Intarsia Seashell Pt 5 of 6 (Gap Repair)

In Basic Intarsia Seashell Pt 5 I show you how to repair those inevitable and annoying gaps.
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[@AtifHasanReflections]

Excellent lesson on repairing technique. thanks for posting.

[@johnbarlow6546]

Thanks Bob for explaining what is an acceptable gap ,!

[@dennismedeiros5125]

this video answered a lot of questions. thank you very much

[@paulwilliams6411]

Thank you for this particullar part of your video serious I have just started to do intarsia and this part of repair your cuts is brilliant.
I had a go at doing this but I had to repair my scroll saw first. The arms were very happy to go from side to side as well as up and down and was trying to grab the bits out of my fingers.
I have since got thing tightened up and it's running better and so easy to repair my wobbly cut lines.
Keep up helping us newbies.

[@Scrollsawforum1]

I'm glad this video has helped you, it really is a simpler way to correct gaps once you get use to doing it. I use this method on even my small gaps because I can do it so easily now.
Have fun and good luck...Bob

[@cagecatchum3001]

Excellent video. Thank you.

[@tomx63]

excellent gap repair!

[@alexandredaviddias5502]

Thanks, thanks, thanks. great job!

[@danielsabino4926]

fiquei apaixonado por essa arte, aprendi o pouco com os videos, é uma pena que não entendi o idioma

[@MrGman2003]

#5 dawn good job

[@francoisegrib1061]

merci bcp , je cherchais depuis un moment comment faire coïncider 2 parties parfaitement et j ai enfin une réponse!! très bonne vidéo ..

[@Scrollsawforum1]

Merci, Francoise...Bob

[@Affendog]

Question. Why dont you stack when you cut to maintain the cut/gap?

[@matthewjason5330]

How would you fix it had multiple turns and corners? Just recut or same way? Thanks

[@roderleisegati2527]

In Brazil there is no culture of Intarsia. As explained in these videos, the person with a little skill can do it. Congratulations

[@tommymarshall5836]

How many blades did your use on this project?

[@Scrollsawforum1]

Hey Tommy, I only used one blade, in fact, less than one. I used the same blade on other projects afterward. On a small project like this, one blade should be more than sufficient.

[@danielp2893]

hola para reparar el daño tengo que pasarla varias veces?

[@Scrollsawforum1]

Hola Daniel, si, a veces es necesario.

[@danielp2893]

ok gracias :D saludos desde Mexico