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Intarsia is a mosaic of small pieces of wood glued together all in a specific order. They call the paint timber. Think of inlaid pieces como''las wood wooden images,''which are more realistic than paintings, because they have a three-dimensional appearance.
Each piece Wood is specially cut with a scroll saw (some may use a band saw), the piece is then sand, try to visualize the project as if it were real. Then gently contour to give a three-dimensional, once installed in a scene set architectural forms, flowers, or perhaps an animal, etc. The inlay image colors are almost always the natural colors of the different varieties of wood (not really intarsists wood stain), combined with grain patterns numerous, literally, paint pictures in wood.
Everyone who does any kind of wood has developed its own techniques based on the tools possess. There are some rules that normally follow when performing a marquetry.
– Included in your pattern inlay are suggestions for types of wood and fiber direction. You can change these to suit the forest available for you. Most inlaid patterns benefit from certain grain patterns and special shapes. The knots are rarely acceptable in their own marquetry, but often the pattern of grain around the knot is very desirable. I love finding tables with knots so you do not have a table only because it has a knot.
– There are several ways to dispose of their pattern in the wood, the most common is the use of carbon paper in your pattern. The pattern size is given as real, however, you may want to enlarge or reduce to your liking. When I did this I cut the pattern of lexan or a similar transparent material the saw. This allows the inlay pattern piece that fits perfectly into the wood grain. This can improve the technique of inlaid wood finish.
– The most important thing you need to cut marquetry can be summarized in three words, patience, patience and more patience! If you use lexan templates, cut, remove line will give the desired cut. If you're intimidated by the number of pieces of inlaid wood project, separated into several sections. Complete the sections and then assemble together.
– Now make sure everything fits together with a dry etching. Whether you intend to use a backer board or not, the adjustments that need to be done now. Such Once your resume wandered around a bit and has a perfect fit, you have to do some sanding to correct the error. Sometimes you have to re-cut a piece to fit properly.
– The most important part of your project outline. Now change a two dimensional piece of wood into a work of art in three dimensions of the wood. Think of three dimensions. Try to consider how you want the wood look picture, especially how the piece they are working on the project belongs to intarsia general.
– Setting up your project: If you are not using a backing board to mount your marquetry on a piece of waxed paper to prevent it from becoming part of your workbench. simple adhesive yellow wood works well and is easy to clean and gives you some leeway if you make a mistake. If a backing board to mount your intarsia directly on the board. Use glue in the back of the wood pieces so that it adheres to the substrate. Caution: Make sure you do not have glue oozing at the end of your project. If you do, immediately removed.
– When the piece has dried, cover with a good oil finish and put a hook on the back.
The time has come for you to sit back, admire and enjoy your creation. You will probably feel a wonderful sense of accomplishment and you deserve it.
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