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Project by dpwalker posted 841 days ago 872 views 1 time favorited 2 comments Add to Favorites Watch

I built this display case for my son’s collection of shot glasses. Walnut & Maple with Birch plywood shelves. The “C” is a hand carved Mother of Pearl inlay. This is my first successful attempt at inlay. MOP is tough to work with! Very fragile material! The display is complete with a sliding plexi glass door to keep ‘em clean. Finished with Danish oil & General Arm-R-Seal. Thanks for looking.

-- I intend to live forever. So far, so good.




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#1 posted 841 days ago

The inlay looks very cool. How did you do it? I haven’t ventured out in doing any inlays that weren’t straight lines. ;-)

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#2 posted 840 days ago

BrandonW- Thanks. I cut the inlay first with an xacto knife & then I carved the cavity to fit with a small gouge & chisel. I used CA glue. That’s probably not the correct method for inlay, but it worked out ok. Almost forgot, I used plain old Scotch tape over the MOP before I started cutting just to reinforce it. Peeled the tape off once it was glued up.

-- I intend to live forever. So far, so good.

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