How to Make Inlay Stringing

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⚙️ SHOW NOTES - EPISODE #183: Why buy inlay stringing when you can make your own? It’s easy, and addictive, once you get into it, but cutting such thin wooden lines to an accurate thickness can be difficult…then inlaying them can be a tiny bit of a challenge (pun intended). In this episode I show you some simple techniques for making thin stringing inlay with great precision. No longer will you have to order and wait for your specialty inlay delivery, you’ll just make your own! And there’s the added bonus of being the distinguished nerd and envy of your woodworking club.
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@dmitrisidelnikov4446 Год назад

Awesome, as always. Thank you, Tom

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

Our pleasure Dmitri, thanks for watching! 👍😎

@Grisha2910 2 месяца назад

When did Christopher Walken start doing RU-vid videos about woodworking?

@EpicWoodworking 2 месяца назад

I don’t even know what to say to that except, I got a fever for more cowbell!

@brucegrimes3473 Год назад

This is even better the second time you watch. Glitch-free! Thanks, Kris.

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

Thanks for hanging in there with us Bruce! 👍

@eugenetaljaard7568 Год назад

Way too much waffle to hold my attention!

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

Okay, not sure what you mean by waffle or what you’re referring to…way too cryptic to hold my attention! 😎 But seriously, I’m always trying to do my best in the moment and better each time. You should also know that your comments would be more effective and better received if they were delivered with a hint of kindness and not just thinking about what you like and what meets your approval. So I do appreciate you watching all the same.

@jamalama5548 Год назад

Thanks for the video. I like to “bevel” my stringing so the narrower side goes into the groove which is filled with glue, and the thicker side stands proud of the groove. That way you are ensured of a “tight” fit in the groove. This is what Steve Latta endorses. You could do this with your Jig where one of the strips that sits on top of the mdf is a bit thinner and causes the plane to bevel your stringing.

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

Thanks, yes that is a nice idea and variation on the jig! 👍 A friend of mine, and great craftsman, Garrett Hack likes to use homemade scratch stocks that he bevels to cut a beveled groove, then also bevels the line which creates a similar wedged tight fit. It is literally splitting hairs when we get down to the differences in tolerances 😎 Thanks for the idea and watching! 👍

@jamalama5548 Год назад

@@EpicWoodworking I actually took Garrett’s class on making scratch stock. I never was any good at it.

@steven_vogt 5 месяцев назад

String Theory - the physics of woodworking :) What a glorious channel. Gleefully subscribed! Best wishes from Warsaw, Poland 👋👋

@EpicWoodworking 5 месяцев назад

Yes, and thank you! It was great to have you watching last night as well 👍😎

@malivekaju1881 9 месяцев назад

I really enjoy the easy way you explain things so acurately, ( but really wish it was in metric measures !! ) You are an excellent 👌👌teacher !

@EpicWoodworking 8 месяцев назад

Some things I can’t change 😎 Thank you! 👍

@rick91443 Год назад

Could NOT resist(I too grew up more 60's-70's.) I had a college professor back home, who used to say "when you think you're living in the groove, you may just be stuck in a rut..." Always enjoy...cheers...rr Normandy, Fra.

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

Haha, yeah, that sounds like something from those groovy days! 😎

@Nieuport28C 6 месяцев назад

Just discovered this site today. I build wooden sailing ship models and have been looking for a way 1/16" strip stock using primarily hand tools. I want to use the scrap material I have on hand instead of buying the expensive strip stock online. I think you may have provided a solution for me. Just subscribed to your channel. Thank you.

@glencrandall7051 2 месяца назад

This video details all the information needed to create thin strips. A very educational video. It is 15 minutes of absolutely excellent information crammed into 30 minutes.🙂🙂

@EpicWoodworking 2 месяца назад

Thanks! Yes we record as a livestream and try to edit them back a bit later, but the nature of live-streaming is more like real life, conversational and more than “just the facts” tone of the more common info video.

@mikewelch3903 8 месяцев назад

I thoroughly enjoyed watching your instruction. I learned a lot!!

@EpicWoodworking 8 месяцев назад

Thank you! 👍

@tonytrevor9779 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for the informative video and doing the stringing with fairly simple tools. As a refinisher I see a lot of nice pieces with inlay. The multiple layered stringing interests me. Getting into box making now to let my creative side out. Can I use the table saw to cut the groove?

@brianstapely1288 8 месяцев назад

What a lovely presentation thank you. Cheers from a woodturner.

@EpicWoodworking 8 месяцев назад

Thank you, much respect! 👍😎

@caroljohnson8817 9 месяцев назад

Now this is truly FINE Woodworking!!! I have picked up some great tips! THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR EXPERTISE!!! Happy New Year!!!!

@rogerhoene5304 Год назад

Even better watching for the second time

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

Awesome, thanks for hanging in there through our “technical difficulties” 😎

@BAILEYWOODWORKS Год назад

great video! really cool process!

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

Thank you! 👍

@Arthur-hg7ny Год назад

Kind of an odd request, but I have become fascinated with making my own cremation urn, for myself. Is this something your channel would be interested in highlighting? I know it’s basically a box, but I’d like to make it with precision. I’m thinking of black walnut. Thanks!

@nateb-runs5053 Год назад

Ud be better off in a folgers coffee container.. plus this dude would take 4 hours to explain how to make one the first 3:59 hours explaining how hilary Clinton was a better choice then trump for president.

@TommyRee1 Год назад

This is one of the best videos on string inlays.

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

Hey, thanks for that! 👍😎

@thomasinlondon2849 3 месяца назад

Great info

@EpicWoodworking 3 месяца назад

Thanks for watching!

@cwradio4571 Год назад

This show explains a lot.

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

We appreciate you, thank you! 👍😎

@pierrebouvier3206 Год назад

Thanks Tom and Kris.

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

Our pleasure Pierre! 👍

@dpmeyer4867 Год назад

thanks

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

My pleasure! 👍

@josemejia5387 11 месяцев назад

Would a scroll saw work to cut the inlay strips?

@jonwelch564 9 месяцев назад

Doesn't a scroll saw have a very narrow blade (from teeth to the rear of the blade) you'd need a blade which is reasonably thick, otherwise it will wander. The zero clearance jig he made, stopped the blade from twisting which might be a problem with a scroll saw. Then again you should probably give a go.

@geoffbembridge868 Год назад

talks far too much.

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

Comments far too briefly and negatively.

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

Point taken 😎, and I appreciate it and you. Thank you. I will think about that and try to leave more gaps in my explanations. And thanks for watching.👍

@studiohost 9 месяцев назад

Yes , and his comments are filled with expert tips . Knowledge taken from decades of trial and error, free to us . Presented in a casual ,thoughtful and humble manner . Maybe you could watch again and listen for those things .

@nateb-runs5053 Год назад

Hollllly hell i dont even know when the actual inlay strings begin here people. Wish I could give u a timestamp, but the Hilary Clinton supporter never gets to it😂😂.. I think min 17:00 is where some of it begins...

@EpicWoodworking Год назад

This video was recorded live, not the easiest thing to do. So not in the edited format you must be used to. Your words matter, and are more effective with a little kindness. And I have no idea what your “Hilary Clinton” comment is in reference to…

@nateb-runs5053 Год назад

Well fair enough i was, am a little cranky today and just your demeanor and talk screams hillary/Bernie sanders /joe biden type of people. Tell me im wrong but u are full on democratic like no other..Like everything is just so full of rainbows and fairy dust. Man that would be an awesome world to live in. Apparently it exists ...

@EpicWoodworking 9 месяцев назад

Well that just proves how wrong impressions can be…I am actually opposite in my political positions to those two. Why don’t you think someone conservative, believing in freedom and personal responsibility, can have a “joyful” demeanor? And why so judgmental toward someone you don’t really know? Personal character and “fruits of the spirit” are way more important in my book than personal politics.