Wood Inlay For Beginners-How To Woodworking 

Yeah me too 😂 I’m sick of buying Stanley and dewalt chisels that last 2 uses. I’m going to invest in something nice that I can maintain.

Same here. He's making art with art

I agree that they're probably worth it (especially since they're probably hand made)... But keep in mind that the price is per piece. (So 4 chisels = 320$) It's a good idea to start with cheaper ones to see which sizes you actually use / need.. And THEN upgrade :) Like.. I have a set of 4 (old) expensive chisels.. I use 1 of those. ;) So in retrospect, the rest of the set was wasted money. Also, learn to sharpen your own chisels. Even good chisels need sharpening fairly frequently - especially when you use them a lot. Best way to learn sharpening is using cheap ones. (As a bonus... Cheap chisels can become fairly decent chisels if you sharpen them well) Pro-tip (for those on low budget); Look for old / antique chisels from quality brands on flea markets and so on. They might need some refurbishing / rust removal / sharpening, but you can buy those for a few bucks a piece. (You pay the rest with the work it takes to make them usable again) Via that route... I have some 40-100+ year old chisels that you can shave with ;) - For those interested, check out the 'scary sharp' method (you can find that on RU-vid as well, as well as just using Google or something.. I think 'Modern Woodworking' magazine has an article on their (super outdated) website on that subject ;)) That method utilizes a hardened glass plate (1/2 inch thick or so) as a nearly perfectly straight surface, with several grades of specialized (3M) sandpaper stuck to it (goes from 150 up to 5,000/10,000 if I remember correctly) * [Works with cheaper sandpaper too - make sure it's for metal, and that you can use it for wet sanding too] Could save you a bunch of money on sharpening stones (which you can then spend on chisels instead). And also, you don't have the trouble of keeping your stones perfectly flat.

My dad always said, 'buy cheap, buy twice'

Daniel Miller I appreciate that!

That’s my goal! Thanks

Same as my wife says... ok she doesn’t, but I may start saying she does. And thanks!

Thanks!

I'm right with you and the desire to be able to do this.

Denise Wascavage oh good! I’m glad!

Oh, appreciate that!

Happy to help!

Amanda Hori glad you liked it!

I try!

That’s great to hear. I made this so long ago I think I didn’t understand that then

Jeff Miller that’s what I aim for!

Hey thanks! Hope it helps!

houseoffire72 yeah, I think all of us get nervous cutting into good wood. Glad it helped a little!

Thanks Jay!

Thanks!

Happy to share what I know 👍🏼👍🏼

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I’ll work on that!

Thanks Murray!

Thanks Juil!

Oh thanks!

THIS

Its made on cnc

It can be made without a cnc it's just half laps anywhere the wood cross paths. Really easy to do on table saw with mitre sled you can angle like a taper jig.

Thanks Cam! And strong name.

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Found ya! You’re really good. Wish you were local. I’d love to contract projects out to you.

Thanks Earl!

Thanks!!

Cary Cleland it’s why we watch these videos 🤷‍♂️

Good call!

Thanks brian!

Thank ya!

Thanks Harry

Excellent, let me know how it goes!

Thanks!

Thanks Robin!

Appreciate that rick!

Do it!

Hey thanks!

Cheers!

Thanks!

Thanks!!

Nice!

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