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toysandboats
Established Member
Having recently got my first scroll saw (for dolls-house work), I look forward to seeing how you achieve such wonderful works of art
David
David
blackrodd
Established Member
I look forward to seeing this Geoff Duke, IOM Tribute,
You certainly have an amazing skill and far more patients than me, doctor
Most enjoyable, Thankyou, Keep posting!
Regards Rodders
You certainly have an amazing skill and far more patients than me, doctor
Most enjoyable, Thankyou, Keep posting!
Regards Rodders
Alexam
Bandsaw Boxmaker
That looks interesting Brian. How do you now move the images to an Intarsia pattern? Is it a special software or do you just decide how many cuta and what colour and direction of grain.
Malcolm
Malcolm
martinka
Established Member
Can't wait to see this one finished, Brian.
Alexam
Bandsaw Boxmaker
Hey Brian, that's a superbly detailed 'picture' of how you go about it and a very good guide for anyone considering how to change photos into Intarsia patterns. I could picture every move you are making and it sounds facinating,
This should form the start of 'How To' sections of the forum on Intarsia so that it can be made available to all. Any additional ideas can be added from time to time and an Intarsia instructions is born.
In the photo, the front wheel is being trned to the right and if I've understood correctly, the drivers right hand and the front wheel tyre would be highest points. From a 1" start down to 1/4" does not give a lot of variable depth, so it could be that those initial areas are even raised further to allow more depth?
Thanks for the lesson, but I can only count it as lesson 1, with more to follow please.
Malcolm
This should form the start of 'How To' sections of the forum on Intarsia so that it can be made available to all. Any additional ideas can be added from time to time and an Intarsia instructions is born.
In the photo, the front wheel is being trned to the right and if I've understood correctly, the drivers right hand and the front wheel tyre would be highest points. From a 1" start down to 1/4" does not give a lot of variable depth, so it could be that those initial areas are even raised further to allow more depth?
Thanks for the lesson, but I can only count it as lesson 1, with more to follow please.
Malcolm
