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1. # 1 iroc70 Says:
   October 22nd, 2007 at 9:14 pm

   Hi:

   Following websites might interest you:

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   … - list woodworking websites
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   - list woodworking website with free plans
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   Hope this helps

   Also check your local library for woodworking projects books along with back issues of woodworking magazine you can still get them for a library card and return them when they are due and yes you xerox copy the project too. in between that time

   So good luck and my best wishes to you

   Hi:

   Intarsia is a craft of precision and artistry. A picture is created by cutting out and then fitting together many pieces of differently colored and textured woods, much like inlaying.

   For more info on it see the following websites and books:

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   Books:

   Intarsia Workbook : Learning Intarsia Woodworking through 8 Progressive Step-by-Step Projects
   by Judy Gale Roberts, Jerry Booher

   Intarsia Woodworking Projects : 21 Original Designs with Full-Size Plans and Expert Instruction for All Skill Levels
   by Kathy Wise

   Intarsia
   by Leslie Bockol, Leslie Bockol (Photographer)

   The Art of Inlay : Design and Technique for Fine Woodworking

   Easy To Make Inlay Wood Projects : Intarsia: Complete Patterns and Techniques
   by Judy Gale Roberts, Jerry Booher

   Small Intarsia : Woodworking Projects You Can Make
   by Judy Gale Roberts, Jerry Booher, Jerry Booher

   Artistic Intarsia Projects
   by Garnet Hall

   Fun and Easy Intarsia Projects
   by Patrick Spielman, Frank Droege

   Intarsia, Artistry in Wood : 12 Projects for Every Occasion
   by Judy Gale Roberts, Jerry Booher, Jerry Booher

   Intarsia : 30 Patterns for the Scrollsaw
   by John Everett, Robert Wearing

   All books are available at any library or bookstore.