I think this section has a lot of potential!! We have a few new members that are awesome intarsians and I'm sure many others that have been a part of this forum for longer will make this a valuable addition to the weath of information shared here.
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Originally posted by Sue ChrestensenI think this section has a lot of potential!! We have a few new members that are awesome intarsians and I'm sure many others that have been a part of this forum for longer will make this a valuable addition to the weath of information shared here.
OK, I'm gonna shut up now, I only look at the new posts and didn't even know there was a new section until you pointed it out.
MarshaLIFE'S SHORT, USE IT WELL
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Originally posted by Forester21It's a great addition! I love seeing the artwork that some of the members post. I would like to try intarsia, but need a simple pattern to start with!
TheresaKevin
Scrollsaw Patterns Online
Making holes in wood with an EX-30, Craftsman 16" VS, Dremel 1680 and 1671
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I set this area up specifically for intarsia for two reasons...
1. Intarsia is different enough from the other types of scrolling (a variety of woods, more sanding and shaping, etc.)
2. Some of the people on the Intarsia forum that I invited to migrate to our site were intimidated by the size of our message board, so I thought I'd give them a little area to get their feet wet before venturing out into the message board at large. Basically, they can ask questions here and expect to get a intarsia-related perspective.
Growing pains again <GRIN>
Bob
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Good idea to have a separate forum for intarsia. I don't do it but you never know. I do read everything on this board. I still have a lot to learn and I am interested in everything.
DianeDragon
Owner of a nice 21" Excalibur
Owner of a Dewalt 788
PuffityDragon on AFSP
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Great to see a section on Intarsia so soon after announcing it in the MSN group a few weeks ago...
The variety of hobby's that can be done with a scrollsaw is a lot...Intarsia is certainly one of them and certainly a good addition to this forum...I only joint this forum a few days ago and have read and learnt a lot in other threads.
Keep scrolling, Danny
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Thanks for having this added to our forum--I know I will have this my main place for reading up on how tos and for asking many stupid questions I will have.
I love intarsia and it is a blast to do but more of a headache to do than fretwork but when I need to know I won't have to search for the answers anymore--thanks
Sharon
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Woops
My mind plays tricks on me again... The 10'th of Jan and now the 12'th...hmmm must be the januari blues...A day seems tooooo long i guess...Hehe
Happy scrolling, Danny
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I, as a new member who does intarsia, really appreciate this new section. I think it will help some people as Bob said "get their feet wet" in this new forum. Thank you Bob!
Theresa, there are a couple e-books for beginners at intarsia.net. These are great for beginners with pattern and step by step instructions and they are free. You might want to give them a look.
ChrisWhat! There's no coffee?!!
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New Board
Hi everyone! I'm Janette, one of the managers of the MSN Intarsia site. Many of you know we've been having lots of problems with MSN and Bob generously offered to create a message board for us, as well as anyone who does, or is interested in learning Intarsia. I'll have to warn you - it is an addictive sport! On MSN, we have a great group of people and many of us are very happy to share information with new folks. There is a lot to learn by exchanging ideas.
Thank you Bob!
Janette
www.square-designs.comJanette
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