Hello all, I’ve probably made over 100 of these freeform platters, using local cutoffs with voids, and other inprefections. I use as much local material as I can, including Shells, abalone, big sur jadeite, malachite chrysocolla, and brass shavings. More pics are at my website . It would be great to hear from others that are also inlaying in voids. -- rustic andy
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8 comments so far
a1Jim
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#1 posted 1239 days ago
That’s an eye popper wow
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TroutGuy
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#2 posted 1239 days ago
Very nice!!! I’ve been toying with giving this a try. What are you setting the stones with?
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Valerii
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#3 posted 1239 days ago
Great idea and fine inlay!
Andy Needles
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#4 posted 1239 days ago
Troutguy- I use epoxies and then patch with CA glues
-- rustic andy
ND2ELK
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#5 posted 1239 days ago
Very nicely done. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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John Harris
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#6 posted 1239 days ago
How do you sand the inlay material? Same as the wood?
savannah505
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#7 posted 1239 days ago
These are very nice pieces.
-- Dan Wiggins
Andy Needles
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#8 posted 1238 days ago
John- I use softer materials (malachite, chrysocolla, shell etc.), and sand carefully. I end up wearing out sandpaper rather quickly. Using the edge of an RO sander works rather well.
-- rustic andy
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