Swirl Inlay Using Table Saw Jig

That is darn right clever. Thanks for showing.

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Kerux,

So that is how you make an inlay pen!!! I have seen you post these but never really understood the process. Thanks for the tutorial. I have learned something new today.

Your instructions were concise and to the point and the photos added clarity to the process.

Thank you. I really appreciate it.

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Wow! It is so simple when there are pictures to explain it. Thanks, that really helps.

-- Berta in NC

Thanks for posting this. I’ve got a Laguna lathe that I’m anxiously awaiting for delivery on and this looks like a great project to try it out on.

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That is really cool…

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you saved me a lot of beating my head against the wall. – and I just got some atlas kits too!
Thanks for this how-to!

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Thanks. I’m going to put that in my favorites.

-- Bruce from Central New York

Kerux, Simply amazing, and what a great idea. I’m wondering how that technique would work for End Stand Table Legs. Whats your thoughts on it. Very impressive how you’ve utilized the Sled, your saw blade looks familiar. It wouldn’t be a Diablo would it? I look forward for some more of your teaching, I’m one person that agree’s, Never too old to learn, John

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Pappy,

On trying it on something else, never know until you try. I’m going to try it out on a ‘french Rolling pen’ and one of the coffee mug insulator thingys.

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The education on this site never ends. This is another one for the favorites list.

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COOL!!!!!!

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That is so cool. Thanks. I am going to try that

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Thanks again everyone. I’m going to attempt to work this inlay into a French rollling pen tomorrow. Cherry with a Maple Swirl.

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Craaaaaaazy cool, man.

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Cool! Thanks for sharing! Added to my Favorites.

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Kerux,

Once again, excellent technique.

I’ve favorited this, as well as your tutorial on applying decals…

Keep these ideas coming! Brilliant!

-- Ryno

I wondered how you did that. Kewwwl!!!....and thanks for the tutorial!

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WOW! Saw this used on Lew’s bottle stopper and now I have to try it. Thanks for the instructions.

-- Tim D. - Woodstock, GA

I saw Lew’s Wine Stopper & he sent me over here. What an ingeneious idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I like !!!!!!!!!! I’m going to try when I get achance. It blew my mind. Thanks for sharing.

ED

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Totally cool, Thanks for sharing, I was amazed and wondered how you do that.

Hi Well done To stop darker wood bleeding into light wood apply sanding sealer, when dry sand and keep apply sealer till final sand. Sealer celulose and thinners based.

Kind Regards Roger SA

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I like it very cool great job and a blog well done

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