My first inlay

[woodduck]

Made this on just to see if I could do it.After a lot of experimenting with table angles ,size of blade , thickness of wood & direction of cut etc.Then I found out there was a tutorial on it,anyway this is what happened .i seem to have grasped the idea of how to go about these now, hope so anyway,I used a number 2 skip tooth blade !/4" timber An a table angle of about 1 degree.

[Scrappile]

Looks mighty good to me.  I just have to try that this next year.

[kywoodmaster]

Looks like you caught on pretty quick. That looks great.

[LarryEA]

That looks very good and it does not look simple. 

I like it.

[newfie]

Nice work

[heppnerguy]

that a boy.  now you are one the path to a new endeavor. We should be seeing a lot of new creativity coming from you this year. I hope to be right behind you. I am hoping on starting my efforts at inlays again, in a couple of weeks or so, Thanks for your info.

 

Dick

heppneguy 

[amazingkevin]

Made this on just to see if I could do it.After a lot of experimenting with table angles ,size of blade , thickness of wood & direction of cut etc.Then I found out there was a tutorial on it,anyway this is what happened .i seem to have grasped the idea of how to go about these now, hope so anyway,I used a number 2 skip tooth blade !/4" timber An a table angle of about 1 degree.

Outstanding work,Send us the tutorial to copy

[DWSUDEKUM]

Peter that came out fantastic.  Great job.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[woodduck]

Outstanding work,Send us the tutorial to copy

Kev the tutorial can be found in the town square under works in progress & tutorials

[amazingkevin]

Kev the tutorial can be found in the town square under works in progress & tutorials

Ok great,! Thanks!

[wombatie]

That is on my to do list from last year, just didn't get time to try it .  You did a fantastic job Peter, hope my first try is as good.

 

Marg 

[bobscroll]

You did really well there Peter, You have got it!

Bob