inlays???

Look on youtube; type in “bazcabinetmaker”. He has at least a couple of videos on inlay and a couple more on veneer.

-- Julian

The Woodwhisperer has a good video on doing inlays.

I did mine a little differently, but it really works best for patterns that can be made from a series of circles. It just depends what you are after.

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I want to try inlaying with sand. I have seen a couple projects with sand inlay on here and I really like the look, I cannot find video or information on that. can you use anything for an inlay? Tootles your two videos were helpful in general thank you.

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Jake:

Wish I could help you, but I’ve never did inlays with sand….I don’t think I’ve ever even heard of it before…I’ve did inlays on guitar necks using abaloney and mother of pearl, using small patterns and a Dremil tool, but sand is a different species….keep us posted on your progress….I’m curious about this one…...

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Jake, I have not done much with inlay but have been pushing around trying it. I have seen “Inlace” demonstrated at woodworking shows. Could be helpful to you as it is a particle based inlay. Their website is inlaceonline.com. They do have an instruction sheet on how to use their product, might give you some ideas.

Looks like another newer member here is using sand in some of his projects… RobMacDonald

Hope these help. Look forward to seeing what you come up with.

CtL

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clied I did get a hold of Rob when I posted this and he sent some very helpful and easy to understand instructions, I plan on applying it to a couple Bible box tops.

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