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Hi, Steve. In fact, marquetry gives a very beautiful appearance. It seems to require a lot of precision to perform, in addition to skill. Thank you so much for sharing this video and have a great week.
Great video sir!
The ridgid tablesaw aint available in my country. Which one should I get then?
Check out the Accu-Slice for resawing wood to use as the inlay.
Great tutorial. Thanks!
Another skill to add to all you have taught me. Friends ask me why all my shop projects have interesting little things like this new one… I simply reply: "Because I like to show what Steve Ramsey has taught me!" Thanks SO much for keeping my WoodShop my favorite "dust-maker!"
that brown paper roll in the work bench idea. mind = blown
My preferred method for sneaking up on a perfect fit is to use the planer instead of the table saw.
Then you can easily end up wide board of perfect width for your channel/groove.
For those of us “mere mortals” with lower end table saws, the wobble and imperfection in the saw is a lot more noticeable than in the planer. Typically other than the snipe at the ends you can be pretty sure that anything coming out of the planer will be perfectly uniform with no gaps.
Ps french canadien
Have you tink
Using a ossiling tool to cut it flush
Or a japonise saw , with a litel shim ( masking tape 3 layer maby
Or plastick from packing )
Insted of the table saw
And resaw (6:39)
Toes peace of wood
And after cuting with occiling tool or japonise saw
Finising with sanding
Cause your idee of filling smale hole si verry good 😉😆
I prefere using those tool (ossling tool &japonise saw ) insted of table saw
Feal mose safer for me
Pps i use the ossiling tool
To cut the smale strip dose i don't like on my cabinet cause the are a nusante 😣
Another great video, Steve, but I have to ask, "Does the phrase 'eyes and ears' mean anything? I''m not complaining.
Woodworking Curious! Trans-lumber?
Damn how long has Steve had that “Steal yo girl” haircut?!?😂
Great video and tips, even for a veteran woodworker!
Thanks…cheers…rr Normandy, France
Dude, your hair is fire!
Classic Steve with the spray lacquer
You make it all look way too easy but that's actually really heartening since you ALSO make sure that you're telling us the method – so whenever I go to try some of your projects and so forth, I may not be going at it easy-breezy like you, but I can at least know I'm doing it right or not 😀
I read the title as Custom Inlays for your PLYWOOD Projects, and I liked that idea too, despite that was not the video