Cutting Board With Inlay

[@FranksDIY]

Love the way the different woods give it depth. Great job

[@bernhardsluka504]

jede Idee besser als die vorangegangene, wie immer toll

[@libertywertz7582]

That looks great! The video helped a lot with a project I was doing for school.

[@hankwhitley222]

A perfect Porcini! Love it, great video!

[@alvinmazariegos6552]

Muy buena idea, trabajo Muy bien 👍hecho ✅.

[@missygeorge1315]

That's very pretty!

[@danielmiskoidea]

Thank you!

[@marie-pascalemoreau610]

Magnifique travail !!

[@kingofthehill204]

Nice project! Which wood can I use to make something like this? I mean it should be a hard one, shouldn't it?

[@alangeorgebarstow]

BrechtsErbe, hard woods are actually the best for chopping boards. I would suggest Beech or Oak; both are easy to cut with a scroll saw. Treat them afterwards with a food-grade oil and you'll have a long-lasting board.

[@mirekt1822]

No i śliczny grzybek się udało znaleźć w pobliskim lasku ;-)

[@danielmiskoidea]

Miał być przysmak teściowej (czyt. muchomor), ale wyszedł prawdziwek :)

[@sapelesteve]

Beautiful woodworking & very creative! Nice job. However, I was wondering if you had any problems with the wood warping over time? Steve

[@danielmiskoidea]

Hi Steve, I haven't noticed any problems yet, but it's only a month since i build it.

[@Ullimately]

Inlays turn out horrible if you cut out everything separately. Glue the inlay layer (here light colour) on top of the darker colour board, set your saw to an 2-3 degree angle and cut out both at the same time. Then it will fit exactly.

[@simonpurple6072]

Ullimately even though that is a way better Idea, (i have done it) He still did an amazing job at making this work

[@Ullimately]

it works somehow but you will always somewhere have that small gap to fill. Put one colour on top of the other and cut it at a 3 degree angle and the result is EXACT and gap free.

[@Ullimately]

also, try something finer like letter inlay and you soon find out that cutting both separately "doesnt cut it".

[@11941leechie]

How did you fix all the gaps?

[@sagvan2989]

Velice pěkné :)

[@houtjeboom]

Awsome...

[@dragosmates]

awensome

[@danielmiskoidea]

Thanks!

[@freewoodencrosses]

Where you had gaps between the inlay , did you use any filler?

[@danielmiskoidea]

Dennis Adams I've had a few tiny gaps, light sanding while the glue is still drying solves the problem.

[@Ullimately]

gaps can be avoided by putting the saw at an 2-3 degree angle and cut out both colours at the same time.

[@Khalid-said6688]

Thank you and I wait

[@М.М-к6ж]

💣

[@tomausk8248]

hi, have you a plan ? thanks tom

[@Khalid-said6688]

from where I can get like this drawer for car

[@danielmiskoidea]

All the patterns and plans will be available soon. Still working on it.

[@TG-st9zi]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@renatosoares8110]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@domsau2]

A better way is to use jigs!

[@hankwhitley222]

:)

[@JoseGarcia-if2nw]

No