Brass Inlay in wood | Watch How this table Is transformed with incredible brass work

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Brass Inlay in wood | Watch How this table Is transformed with incredible brass work
In this video, you'll see how a craftsman transforms a wooden table into an incredible brass work of art. by applying a few simple techniques, he creates a stunning table that looks amazing in any room.
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If you're interested in woodworking or brassworking, watch this video! This is a great example of the incredible work that can be done with a little creativity and a lot of effort. By following the craftsman's instructions, you can create a table that will be a highlight of any room!
In this video, we'll be taking a look at how incredible brass work can be used to transform a bare wooden table into a beautiful piece of furniture. By adding brass work to the table, we can add a level of sophistication and class that wasn't possible before. Watch as we transform this basic table into a work of art!
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@Jimmy-sb3fc 5 ай бұрын

It's amazing to watch such a skilled craftsman move through the work so deliberately with such authority. Amazing job!!!

@DiyInspiredCreations 5 ай бұрын

thanks you for your feedback

@larissaschmock3539 5 ай бұрын

Where can I learn more about this method of wire inlay and what tools he is using specifically?

@DiyInspiredCreations 4 ай бұрын

This video was made in Pakistan you can learn about this method from Pakistan wooden craft houses physically not online. I don't know where are you from and I don't know whether in your country these wooden crafts or available or not.

@dave_ecclectic 4 ай бұрын

There are a few KZbins on doing this. Basically, the tools are simple. They are knife edged and are pushing the wood apart, the wire is hammered in, and others wet the wood to expand it back around the wire. Sand flush. What he did here is a bit unique in he had a few special tools. The circles and arcs he did with a single hit of a single shaped tool. Others would have used a small punch the size of I. or twice as long, and repetitiously push or punch the groove. 0:35 he is using a straight punch and is producing a curved line. I'm looking at doing it more his way and producing a few specialized tools for arcs and spirals. If I make most of my designs based on those tools it will speed things along, as this guy showed. Not everything has to be based on the special tools, but it does move things along if you compare his straight curved line and 2:06 you can just barely see it is like a 1/4 of a circle arc. but look how much easier it is to produce the small arcs. The other advantage is the curve or arc is always perfect, as perfect as you made the punch anyway. The tools themselves can be reground wood carvers or simply razor blades reshaped and set in whatever handle you want.