Inlay And Veneering - Page 16 of 23

Boulle Marquetry: Two Panels for the Price of One
January 1, 2009

How to choose a design, cut out the parts, create the panels, and finish them
Can a Miter-Saw Blade Be Used on a Tablesaw?
December 1, 2008

QUESTION: I have a 10-in. miter saw with a thin-kerf, 60-tooth blade. Can I use that blade to cut shop-made inlay on my tablesaw? —Ben Hudson, Chattanooga, TN ANSWER: Yes,…
How to Apply Stringing
August 11, 2008

The secret is a tapered groove and a tapered strip of inlay. Watch how the two come together.
Repairing Veneer with a Can
July 17, 2008

A good way of repairing damaged veneer is to use a metal can to guide identical cuts in the damaged piece and in the veneer sheet for the repair. Place…
Grand Illusion on a Small Scale
June 4, 2008

Learn Joel Shepard's techniques for veneering and crafting wood in miniature
Fine Line Dresses Up a Drawer Front
June 4, 2008

Learn how to add fine stringing to a drawer face using shopmade tools
Veneer Virtuosos
March 20, 2008

A sampling of the stunning creations from the latest Veneer Technologies competition
Hide Glue: A Closer Look
March 1, 2008

Age-old technology has unmatched advantages: It’s quick-setting, transparent to finishes, easy to clean up, and reversible
The Marquetry Artists of Essaouira
February 25, 2008

Some of the world's finest marquetry is created by hand in cubbyholes on the ramparts of a seaside town in Morocco.
No-Clamp Veneering with Yellow Glue
February 5, 2008

I was making an end table and wanted to use a nice piece of walnut veneer on the top. Unfortunately, the substrate was too big to use a sandwich-and-clamp method,…

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