The assembly process of inlay is much like a puzzle. After carefully sorting the delicate holly pieces, gluing them in is an anxious pleasure. I use old fashion hide glue which adds an element of rush to the process as it starts to set up quickly. This mirror inlay has few pieces and goes quite quickly compared to my larger tray panels. After every piece is in place, I use the veneer hammer to force the glue up from the bottom.
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I've always been addicted to building. From houses to jewelry boxes, there is always something seductive about moving from design concept, to construction problem solving. onto finished product After that, my projects have a life of their own and it's time for me to dream of the next. On this blog and website you will find a sampling of the latest project cycles.
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November 2015
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