Dont forget the acces for subtitle. Thank you

Thanks for explain with details. .. ❤

The most detailed inlay video on youtube 👍👍

Sir need your contact details

Jewellery lessons teach that the saw blade should have at least three tips touching the work. Just one tip will snag and not pull down. 1 mm plate needs therefore 3 teeth per mm. They are tables, as shown, on the number of the blade and how many teeth they have. Vallorbe in Switzerland is famous for it’s files and saw blades. Thanks for the work.

What a lousy job

We can use lesser cutting machine for brass, which may the esyest and precision cut.

I wanna make antique wooden bed so I need your help to decorate

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You did an exceptional job of explaining this and your projects are really gorgeous. Thanks for sharing!

how do you keep the brass from tarnishing? great video thank you

Awesome video thank you. Have you ever used chooper for inlays

If you warm up the epoxy it will flow better . A hair drier works

That is a great video Thanks you very much

Que hermoso tu trabajo

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

Very well done

Mujhe to brass plate he nahi milraha😭

get a shaper origin. it will change your life

is that a picture of nativity?

You are a brilliant craftsmen, your creations are truly beautiful. Youve also given me the solution to my inlay repair on my antique vanity mirror. It has a very thin tulip wood inlay which I need to replace and cut the recess for first. Router is too big for this fine work, you make it much more accurate and easier with this technique. Thank you my friend Subscribed

sir how to do brass inlay in mappa ply for chair?

Sir, very nice to see your video... I've planned to make brass inlay works in my home's front door. Share your ideas regarding where it's available and price.

Awesome 😎

Use wax paperwhen gluing should reduce glued paper to the project, whiche reduces sanding and scratch marks on the brass, allowing easier polishing of the brass when finishing the project. Just a tip.

Brilliant tutorial! Thank you!

That is not a jeweller's saw, it is a fret saw.

thanks for putting the work into making this video and sharing your expertise!

Very nice details sir, but way too much lengthy video.

Great work, sir Make the sequel of this project.

Great video, love your work, you made it easy to understand

Nicely done video - thank you for posting, would love to see more.

Your sincere approach is very pleasant ..thank you

You are a very good teacher with a very good kind heart . Thank you so much 😊 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

I want to do brass inlay on my entrance door but I'm not able to find the supplies or the skilled worker to do this

Well done! Thank you for expanding my creative horizons! Very clear and understandable instructions!

Dear Mukhopadhyay da, I was very happy see that someone somewhere in India pursue such a hobby with such a passion. Dada puro video ta deklam - completely mesmerized. Excellent work and well demonstrated. You should continue with more such work. I eventually will be coming up with few of my own creations and will show it to you too for your comment and advice. it was a school-time passion for me and now with age I am again back into it 😁😀😂🤣😃. Its feels too good to see the creations made by your own hands. Khub khub bhalo laglo agon durdantoh apna haat. will be good to hear from you and to see more such work from you. Bhalo Khakun...Stay Safe and Stay Healthy. warm regards, Amit

Great tips! Trying to figure out how to put brass into a wooden handle. The video was excellent. Thanks.

This is so nicely explained! Beautiful!

brilliant brilliant brilliant Mukhopadhyay tumi genius !!!!!

Thanks for the tips!

Finalmente...otra vulgar publicidad de Dremel. KZbin y los KZbinros están hechos una verdadera mierda!!

Can you cut with scissors instead ?

learnt a lot, good teacher.

This is really great sir..

An easier way of cutting the pattern out of the sheet is by using a scroll saw with a metal blade. It's worth it for projects like this one with the fine cuts. Thanks for the video!

Thank you very much for your great video and your excellent explanation. That was very informative. I will try that in the near future. I wish you all best, stay healthy. Greetings from Nuremberg, Bavaria.

Nice work, dropped a sub. I might suggest trying a simple hack saw for your rough cuts. They are not accurate but they are fast, inexpensive and very simple...and oddly satisfying. Thanks for sharing 👍

Very well explained thank you

Nice work very well explaned keep doing your hobby y got it with passion