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I have been asked many times what tools are required to make Intarsias, so I’ll post pictures of my small shop, where I spend most of my time creating them.
After cutting out Intarsia pieces the major effort that remains is the sanding and shaping of the various pieces. As you can see from the pictures the majority of machines involve the sanding process. Not all the equipment is absolutely necessary, but it makes the task much easier.
I occasionally make furniture and do other woodworking, however due to space requirements I have to do that in my two-car garage where I have larger pieces of equipment.
-- Intarsia92
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redryder
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#1 posted 278 days ago
I see your point. They must call you the sand man. Does that dust collection work behind the drum sanders???
Hope to see some of that Intarsia work of yours. Nice shop….................
-- mike...............
idiotstick
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#2 posted 278 days ago
Just as I imagined your shop would look Al, it reflects in your work “Perfect”
Pete.
intarsia92
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#3 posted 278 days ago
Mike, the dust collectors behind the drums catch about 95% of the dust, if I remember to close all other gates. lol
-- Intarsia92
Edwin
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#4 posted 277 days ago
I really like your shop… Please post more pictures of your your projects… Thanks ED
-- Ed Port Republic
dnick
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#5 posted 277 days ago
Good looking shop. It must be a great place to work.
-- dnick, North Hollywood, Ca.
Time2beupinAZ
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#6 posted 275 days ago
That is a very nice shop there.
-- Tim - I usally measure twice after I cut......then I know for sure that I cut it short.....
Roger
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#7 posted 275 days ago
Nice shop. I believe you have the most sander selection I’ve ever seen. Looks like a gr8 place to have some/lots o fun.
-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Kentuk55@bellsouth.net
Graeme Black
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#8 posted 242 days ago
A BEAUT WORKSHOP SHOWS IN YOUR WORK NEAT AND TIDY WISH I HAD SOME OF YOUR SANDERS MABY ONE DAY ALL THE BEST AL
-- Graeme
Ken90712
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#9 posted 144 days ago
Great looking shop Neighbor. Very nice and some great work you have done on projects!
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
Timthemailman
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#10 posted 68 days ago
Nice looking shop.
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