In an Autumn and Halloween Frame of Mind

[jscottj]

Haven't posted for quite a while. Been around though and have seen the great work you all have been making. I've gotten back into the shop and gotten a few seasonal projects done.  Bruce Worthington and Garnet Hall patterns

[amazingkevin]

Chihuahua! Very fine work!

[Foxfold]

Glorious, I absolutely love them

[Sycamore67]

This is one of the best examples of Intarsia that I have seen on the site.  It shows great cutting and wood choice.  But the thing that really stands out is the shaping of the pieces and makes them so real.  

Anyone interested in Intarsia should look at your work.  Perhaps, you could share what tools you are using for shaping.

Edited October 18, 2018 by Sycamore67

[daveww1]

very nice work

[Scrappile]

Very beautiful work.  I agree with Sycamore67 100%

[Bpardue]

like them all !!

I've done the harvest moon and want to do the scarecrow & jack-o-lanthen at some point

[jscottj]

Thanks for the kind comments. As for the question by Sycamore 67, I don't think I do much different from most. I use a flex drum sander on a variable speed grinder as the main sander. I also use a Dremel tool with a flex shaft and 1/2 and 1/4 inch sanding drums and an old corded drill with a flex shaft that I found on Amazon with a small flex drum sander or small mop sander from Seyco. The little flex drum on the flex shaft seems to help with detailing or blending in the Dremel work.  

[spirithorse]

Great work!
I especially like the first photo

Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

[Tomanydogs]

Wow. I hope one day I’ll be able to do Intarsia as beautiful as yours. 

[wombatie]

They are all excellent Scott but boy oh boy I do love the first one.  Perfect.

Marg