Making a simple inlay

very smart, thanks for sharing!

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thanks for sharing Gary!

Tks for sharing Gary….did you also create the zero clearance insert for your table saw?

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Great job!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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Thanks for the info Gary.

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Cool, way to think up another ingenious idea.

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Great technique! A bit advanced for me, but I’ll definitely keep it in mind.

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Very clever. Will have to try this one!

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How ingenious Gary, you never cease to amaze me. I love it!
Thanks !

Dave

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Gary, this is a great way to make inlays. There are all kinds of possibilities with this technique.

Thanks for sharing this.

Did you use a tablesaw blade with a top flat grind? The fit on the contrasting filler looks real clean.

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Martin – I use an ATB blade. After I apply glue I tap the pieces in the slot with a hammer which seem to
flatten any peak created by the cut.

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Nice job Gary. And great explanation.

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Very cool!! Thanks for the tip!

-- Pat, Colorado

Very good… I figured it’d be something simple…

Thank you.

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nice posting and the inlay looks really good on you project posting too

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How do you perfectly cut those little pieces?

You don’t have to cut them perfectly. I make them a little oversized and then trim the exposed part after the glue has dried.

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Nice inlay Gary, good job.

Thanks for the tip Gary, You explained easy enough so an idiot like me can understand. mike

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I’m always learning, as usual!... thanks Gary!

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Thanks Gary.

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looks like fun

need to give this a try

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