I plan on making a cabinet to hold all my music – lots and lots of shelves so that I don’t have to wade through a pile of music to find something. With, say, 26 shelves or so, I can have one shelf for each letter of the alphabet and sort the music based on the first letter of the composer’s name. (Well, not sure that I need a shelf for X’s and Z’s!). The cabinet would be split into two vertically – so about 13 shelves on each side. In addition to the shelves, I wanted to make 2 side by side a drawers and for the drawer fronts create a marquetry inlay of the a piece by Bach – the first line only (i.e. the first 2 bars). [See linke below] I’ll probably start off creating the staff by ripping a groove using the table saw (or using a scratch stock) and inlaying strips of darker wood. http://www.sheetmusic2print.com/Bach/Prelude-1-BWV-846.aspx Has anyone tried an inlay like this before? Its way more complex than anything I’ve attempted previously. I mostly use a scroll saw with a bevel technique to inlay, but the detail here is very fine. Also, the issue causing me the most trouble is how to cut the notes. Musical notes are not exact circles – so using a drill and circular plug would work, but would not look right. If I try and cut out ovals, they will not be uniform and I suspect that the final result will look amateurish. Any thoughts on how to get consistent very small ovals for the notes? Thoughts or alternative methods on how to attack this would be greatly appreciated!