Scroll Sawing and Intarsia
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dresser mirror Updated
Here is a small dresser mirror I made for my MIL, she passed away so it returned to me. The addition I made is the back is a picture frame, flip for whichever you prefer.
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Genn Spain Updated
This bowel was made out of Hard Maple and Purple heart.
As you know Purple Heart is a hard wood but, beautiful when the project is done.
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Intarsia Art by Mike Mathieu Updated
I started creating Intarsia in 1993.One of my main objectives through the years has been to learn about and use the natural colors and grains of many different woods in my art. By combining texturing and detail carving I am able to enhance the dimensional effect that I think Intarsia is all about.
All of my Intarsia Art is created using natural colored woods.
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My Entries in the MH NWA Woodworking Show Updated
These are my entries in the Mid-Hudson NWA Woodworking Show that was yesterday, Oct. 4, 2014
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A picture taken from wifes stained glass patterns
All ash wood. Very good wood to work with and excellent to color or stain. The biggest picture is all home printers ink. Cheapest stuff a person can buy at a garage sale. Especially after they ruined their printer trying to save a buck.
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scrolling and carving a clock
Glued up some maple yesterday . Took it out of the clamps this morning. Run the wood through the drum sander and when wife came back from beauty shop she helped me install the pattern after I had covered the board with clear packing tape. Then I sprayed stickum on the tape and wife held one end while we lowered the pattern in to position. I use to spray the back side of the pattern but I find there is less chances for the pattern to accidentally fold into itself or screw up some other way if I spray the wood instead of the pattern..
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By Teaboy at M.POWER Tools · Posted
If I borrow your design think I might be able to sneak a router table into my kitchen without my wife knowing
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By Woodbutcherbynight · Posted
I suspect that would be a factor. Both of these new ports go to sanders. They can still plug up over time but that would be much longer compared to a jointer or planer. Only thing I can think of would be to make one yourself that is one longer piece with a opening and a solid side. Then slide open or closed. But, that would also mean more room available to have that longer piece.
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I ended up cutting off the bottom of the housing so when the gate was pushed shut, the gate forced the chips out of the bottom channel. Maybe it was because the gate/hose was pulling chips from my jointer and surface planer.
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By Woodbutcherbynight · Posted
Thanks, everyone that has come by to visit has loved the idea.
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