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   RickL | Jan 16, 2007 07:29pm | #1

   http://cambiumbooks.com/books/marquetry_inlay_veneer/

   Any book from Cambium is a good book.

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   jackplane | Jan 16, 2007 10:04pm | #4

   thanks for da link,

   those books remind of Dover books...Expert since 10 am.

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   RickL | Jan 16, 2007 10:14pm | #5

   The quality of books at Cambium is much higher than Dover.

   Also http://www.cambiumpress.com

   http://www.stobartdavies.com/system/index.html

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   jackplane | Jan 16, 2007 10:19pm | #6

   well, I don't know. Haven't read the entire line of each.Expert since 10 am.

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   starburn | Jan 17, 2007 01:26am | #8

   thank you

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   joker | Jan 16, 2007 08:13pm | #2

   Hi Starburn,

   If you are looking for information on inlay specifically and not marquetry, Larry Robinson is looked upon as being a guru. If you go to his web site, you can see his work and the books/videos he has available for purchase.

    

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   HoustonHeights | Jan 16, 2007 09:59pm | #3

   I second the recommendation for Larry Robinson.  I bought his book off of amazon.  The inlay techniques described in the book are generally presented in the context of making custom guitars, but the methodology applies equally to furniture and other woodworking applications.  The book covers everything you could possibly want to know, and presents the process in a very simple and straightforward manner that is very easy to follow.  But, while concise, the book also contains a wealth of tips and information that could only be learned from a master who has been honing and refining his craft for many years. 

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   starburn | Jan 17, 2007 01:25am | #7

   thank you