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Peter Russo

 
Subject : Ebonized inlay
Posted : 2002-03-06 1:38 PM
Post #29751
In the 'Working with Veneer' video Darryl used a clever technique for creating a bit of inlay that was used to frame a veneer field. It involved glueing up a small stack of veneers and then placing this stack on edge against the field. The example involved a stack of various types of veneer giving the impression of an intricate band of inlays. I am wondering if this same technique could be used in an application where the inlayed frame would look like a piece of 1/8" ebony? Could I glue up a stack of walnut that had been dyed black to achieve this effect?



 
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Darryl Keil

 
Subject : Ebonized inlay
Posted : 2002-03-06 8:30 PM
Post #29757 - In reply to #29751
Dear Peter,Sure you can.SincerelyDarryl Keil: In the 'Working with Veneer' video Darryl used a clever technique for : creating a bit of inlay that was used to frame a veneer field. It : involved glueing up a small stack of veneers and then placing this : stack on edge against the field. The example involved a stack of : various types of veneer giving the impression of an intricate band of : inlays. I am wondering if this same technique could be used in an : application where the inlayed frame would look like a piece of 1/8" : ebony? Could I glue up a stack of walnut that had been dyed black to : achieve this effect?
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