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Sep 30, 2009
Mahogony display case with maple & walnut inlay
This display case was created using mortise and tenon joinery. The inlay was created by sandwiching a 1/4″ thick board of walnut between 2, 1/4″ thick boards of maple and then cutting slices off that board that were 1/8″ thick. The shelves are held together using a splined miter joint with the splines made of maple. It was my first time to work with glass and it turned out extremly well.
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Mahogony display case with maple & walnut inlay
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making the inlay strip
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I really like this, can you make me one for my wife? Really is a great job. I've incorporated some inlay work in several projects and your cabinet is fantastic.
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