I’ve been making routed bowls for a few years. Lately I have been learning how to do crushed stone inlays, so I thought I’d try it in a bowl. It’s made from a cutoff from a cherry slab I used for a bench. I free handed the router for the inlay then filled in with the stone and CA glue. Food safe finish made from mineral oil and wax. Thanks for looking! | |||||||
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John
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#1 posted 01-27-2019 04:14 AM
Must be a lot tougher routing a bowl than turning it. I have a project I’m going to use a router on, hope I can do as well as you have. What is the inlay symbol?
-- John, Sunshine Coast, BC, Canada.
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