Intro to Marquetry

Frank Strazza

This course offers an introduction to the timeless craft of double bevel marquetry, providing a perfect gateway into the intricate world of inlay artistry.

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  • 7 lessons
  • 103 min
  • $50.00

What's included:

  • Detailed cut list and plans including a PDF and a SketchUp file (Metric and Imperial).
  • 1 hr and 45 min of detailed video instruction showing every step of the marquetry process.
  • All videos and plans are digital and will be available for immediate download

What you'll learn:

  • How to hand-cut designs using a fret saw
  • Mastering the double bevel technique for flawless, seamless fits
  • Creating and transferring your design
  • Gluing, cutting, and inlaying the final marquetry into a piece of furniture
 

What you'll need:

Tools and Wood needed

About the Course

This course offers an introduction to the timeless craft of double bevel marquetry, providing a perfect gateway into the intricate world of inlay artistry. Focusing on marquetry lettering, you’ll learn to hand-cut designs using a fret saw, mastering the double bevel technique for flawless, seamless fits. While the emphasis will be on creating personalized lettering, the skills you gain can be applied to other pictorial elements and decorative designs, opening the door to endless creative possibilities. From creating and transferring your design to gluing, cutting, and inlaying the final marquetry into a piece of furniture, this course will inspire and equip you to bring unique, artistic touches to your woodworking projects.

About Your Instructor:

Frank Strazza

Frank Strazza builds heirloom quality furniture one piece at a time in his small studio workshop in Central Texas. He uses traditional joinery throughout and utilizes handtools for much of his work. He has won multiple Awards for his work. He has participated in building furniture for the White House in Washington D.C.

Frank has taught at different venues including the Heritage School of Woodworking in Waco Texas as well as Lie-Nielsen Toolworks in Maine and for the Alaska Creative Woodworkers Assc. in Anchorage. He has also demonstrated at different woodworking venues across the country.