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Heat-Bending Veneer Strips
October 25, 2005

With this simple-to-build device you can bend strips of veneer for inlaying or edging. The chances of cracking or breaking the veneer are greatly reduced. First turn or saw a…
Colonial Williamsburg Furniture Collection
October 25, 2005

Explore an exhibit of highly ornamented furniture at Colonial Williamsburg
Protect Inlay with Selective Staining
July 1, 2005

The secret to leaving inlaid areas unstained is to apply a clear finish beforehand
Six Steps to a Perfect Inlay
April 1, 2001

A little glue, a sharp knife and a minirouter make inlaying easy
Federal-Style Oval Inlays
October 1, 1999

For efficiency and accuracy where it counts, take advantage of two marquetry methods: stack cutting and bevel cutting
Building an Arts and Crafts Sideboard, Part III
December 1, 1997

Ebony and carved yellow heart inlay: crowning touches for a handsome case
Veneering an Ellipse
June 1, 1997

Making a Sheraton-style inlay with borders
Epoxy Inlay
June 1, 1996

Tough, fast-drying resins can replace traditional wood accents
String Inlay
February 1, 1996

Fine lines of contrasting woods add an elegant touch to furniture
Marquetry Step by Step
June 1, 1995

Double-bevel cutting makes the process easy and accurate

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