Veneer Restoration-Wood Inlay Repair- Marquetry 

Thanks. I'm working on the 2nd half or the project now. Video should be out in 2 weeks.

Glad it was helpful!

Awesome, thank you!

You're welcome. If you haven't subscribed, I wish you will. I have projects lined up that should last through the summer.

Glad you enjoyed it. Hopefully not all lost yet!

Thank you for that!

Appreciated.

And repair is different than a new project where you can trace and bevel cut. Thank you for your comment.

Thanks for watching. Hope you hit the thumbs up. It helps a lot.

It's hide glue because it will clean up after the fact whereas PVA glue must be cleaned before it gets too dry. I have a 2nd video for the same table doing the center. I'll be sure to detail that. Thank you for the subscription.

That the stuff amongst others.

I think that would be a good way to do it. That's the thing, whatever works best for you. And I think I have done a trial and error approach many times. I can't recall exactly, but typically I will cut a piece from a pattern slightly larger and then sneak it in. Hey, thanks for watching!

The hand cleaner has pumice already. Thanks for the question, thanks for watching!

Thank you. It is sitting in line for Part 2. Finishing inlaying the center and overall finishing.

@@OddJobFix I am eagerly waiting for Part 2, then! I do think scroll work of most any kind is beautiful. Thank you very much for sharing. I learn many wonderful things from all of you. In March, my son was given an 8 feet tall, 4 feet wide, 21 inches deep COLLAPSIBLE wardrobe. Somebody put glue in EVERY expansion panel. It would not stand tall, only fall. So, i picked, and picked glue out of the broken panel, created a support for the rear panels to keep them from sliding off the base,,... after FIVE weeks, I was finally able to remember its former glory. Please note thatvi only wanted to make it stand. I had no intention of stripping the finish. I finally put a heavy layer of Mineral Oil on it... wow!!!

Funny you ask. After months I started back on the project but am still deciding exactly what I want to to do with the center hole since it won't be original, but something added to complete the top. It sure would have been better to have the top table! So, let's say, "coming soon."

If you are referring to not using a chemical stripper then you are correct. While something guaranteed not to have any water in it might work, and not using a water rinse, it's till risky. And, since this is more or less a modern import, the veneer is machine thin. Not like veneers of past centuries.

You making my day? :-)