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General Category => Intarsia => Topic started by: Intarsia92 on April 30, 2012, 06:47:18 pm
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Here's a picture of my grandson's first attempt at making an Intarsia.
Woods used: Cedar, Pine, Walnut, Yellow Heart and Blue Pine, with a Birch backing.
The frame was made from a Redwood 2"X4", stained.
We used the basic sail boat pattern out of JGR's Small Intarsia book and changed it some to make it more accurate and added the frame.
I wanted it framed to give Michael the experience of making it.
He actually did about 90% of everything. He's the Grandson I gave the "No Strings Attached" Intarsia to.
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That's wonderful Al! Talent sure runs in your family!
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He did a Beautiful job, and your one proud grampa. Two thumbs up!!!
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Wow. That came out superb!
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Great job.. I'm sure you're proud of him.... Sheila
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Wow. How old is he? It makes me think that maybe I WILL be able to do it.
Great work indeed.
Marg
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Wow, excellent job,looks greate.
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he did a great job with it, he got a good teacher to help him,thanks for sharing
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He did an awesome job, Al I like it. You must be proud. Thanks for posting. :)
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He did a great job, and he has a very good teacher for this.
Congrats!!!
Glenn
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;D ;D He has a great teacher. thanx for the show and tell
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really great job, gifted grandson you have Al!!
and you teached him well ;)
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Wow! Really nice!!!!
How did you make the frame? Not on scrollsaw I guess?
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The frame was made using a Freud #99-015 Router bit.
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That is one beautiful peice of craftsmanship Sir :) he is gifted indeed!
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Great job. thanks for sharing.
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The apple didn't fall far from the tree. :) You are rightfully proud. Sharing a love for creating with wood, with our children and grandchildren, is what it is all about.
Barry
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Looks to me like he has a pretty good teacher. Good job Al, just the thing to make another sawdust junkie. Aren't you ashamed of yourself? ;D ;D ;D
I'll bet it helps keep him out of the bars!
Gabby
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Sure takes after his grampa, as far as this talent goes.
David