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ratchet
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posted 175 days ago
Mitering is a nice detail. The Compass rose you inlaid is definitely a nice touch. Well done.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 175 days ago
Waldschrat, this is a gorgeous box. The inlay is simply wonderful and gives the box a nice visual appeal. The box would have been beautiful enough with the wood selection alone but the addition of the inlay gives it a distinctive look.
This is a really nice post.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
Scoop
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posted 174 days ago
What a great box. I really like the form and the contrast between the different woods. How did you finish it?
Did you buy the inlay or make it yourself? I want to learn to do inlay. Any suggestions on reading/videos I should seek out?
Karson
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posted 174 days ago
Great looking box. A nice design and I like the inlay.
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SteveKorz
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posted 174 days ago
Very nice box… I like the inlay
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Bigbuck
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posted 174 days ago
Great box, love the linlay
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jim1953
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posted 174 days ago
Great Inlay nice box
-- Jim, Kentucky
Waldschrat
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posted 174 days ago
Thanks for all the nice comments guys! I am really glad you guys liked it!
To Scoop… I finished it with oil final sand before oiling 240, then oiled it and let dry over night then inbetween sanding of 320 then oiled again very lightly then let dry, then buff to nice finish! pretty easy with the right oil! I used a brand called “Osmo” I don’t know if you guys have it in the US.
Books? sorry cannot help you, I just put the veneer togeter in the pattern that I wanted (in this case a rossetta) then I traced it on the box and used a drill set to a very shallow depth to take the most of material out then did the rest with a very sharp chisel and carving knife
-- Nicholas, Partenkirchen, Germany