Bpardue
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Everything posted by Bpardue
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I am from this area before I was relocated to North Carolina. I have family members that do the revel and have made good money at it - really depends on the weather sense it is outside all week.
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I started with Olson blades and have never changed -FD blades have to be ordered on line sense no one carries them here and its real nice to just run around the corner sand grab a pack of blades if i run out
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I wrap all my hardwoods with clear packing tape. I'm cutting 1" thick stock and have no burning of the wood.
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I sign all my work with "Handmade by my name & the month & year"
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Search the web for the handsome woodsman. They are out in the great northwest
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Turned out very nice
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I think you can order the pattern through the Wooden Teddy Bear
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Butterfly's were cut from the same piece of walnut
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Believe it of not but I can do more than intarsia. The is a butterfly Fretwork Cross I completed this week for my wife & daughter. 1/4 walnut Design was from Timber Lace Company and designed by Julia Meader
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I use purple heart all the time in intarsia - works great for added color. But like Dan said it is a dense hardwood that can be difficult to work
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All i use are Olson plain blades. My Dewalt saw will not take pin blades. My porter cable will take both. You have a larger choice when it comes to plain blades. I know there is already been several posts on what blades everyone uses & why. I cut 1" hardwoods from intarsia and dont have a problem with the right blade it cuts like butter. Brian
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Started scrolling about 3 1/2 years ago and changed over to intarsia mostly about 2 1/2 years ago. Just don't like feeding the blade through all those holes in Fretwork.
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congrats on both the speaking & the saw
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My saw is attached to my workbench that I built, I was given an older high bar stool that i refinished and use it. Saw is a little below my chest when sitting Brian
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I use solely Olson blades mainly #2 skip reverse, #5 & #7 both skip reverse
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Hello Rick, Welcome to the Forum, look forward to seeing some of your intarsia. I'm Brian out of Winston Salem.
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like the frame you added & the moon. Mine was just freestanding
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My miter saw is a Delta and I have had it over 15years and it still as good as it was when i bought it. never had any problems.
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both turned out very nice but really like the Duck heads
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I do the same as Danny with no problems on soft woods, hardwoods that burn easy I wrap with clean tape than apply the pattern over the tape but no issues. I think you either waited to long before sticking the pattern or did not use enough glue brian
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Turned out very nice - like the colors
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A really exciting happened to me today
Bpardue replied to heppnerguy's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Dick, Don't you just love it when you quote a price to someone and the next thing they say is ok and how quick can i get it. I have several people doing that to me every year. I just finished an item for a couple and when the picked it up they ordered 4 more items and told me they don't care about the cost, just to let them know when they are done. -
I actually do some fret work as well but jusy don't like too. This is Steve Goods Story Cross made out of walnut & cherry for a client.
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very nice piece
