Hexagonal Marquetry Box Pt 4(b) of 6

[@WoodsconsinWoodworking]

Ive been following you in making this creation. Its just a great video series. Ive never done anything like this and with watching this im very excited in trying it. Ive been doing woodworking for 30 year's + and want to expand my knowledge and skills. Thank you for showing me and others how to do this. I would love to have you as a mentor.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Woodsconsin Woodworking Thanks for the feedback, looks like we have both been doing woodwork for a long time and it's one of those things that we can always find more things we need to know. Love to see some pics of you project. Cheers Steve

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Got even more storms while filming this part so sorry for the background noise of the rain on the roof. Diffidently to wet for Bob. Cheers Steve Hay

[@simonnicholson5913]

I love those eyemuffs! Totally getting some for myself. Can't wait for the next 2 videos and to try this project. Thanks Steve.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Simon Nicholson Thanks, the eyemuffs are a great idea and comfortable as well. Would love to see your project when you get it finished. Cheers Steve

[@peterlorbeer9647]

Thank you for your explanations! It´s always a pleasure to watch and learn from you.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Peter Lorbeer Thanks, it is also a real pleasure making these videos especially when we get feedback of appreciation such as yours. Cheers Steve

[@xarvous]

Recent subscriber here - greatly enjoying your videos, learning a lot, both woodworking technique and shop helpers (the glue stand? genius!) Also, Bob is awesome, and deserves a biscuit. I've never tried inlay, wrote it off as "too advanced" for me, but now I think I'd like to try it. Thanks! -Xar

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

xarvous Can't be to advanced if I can do it! As for Bob, believe me he gets more than a biscuit especially when he helps himself to the open Pantry. But he's good mate so I don't begrudge him that. Pleased you are enjoying what we put up. Have you joined the Woodworking Masterclass e-Workshop yet? It's FREE. @ www.woodworkingmasterclass.com.au Cheers Steve

[@HovingtonInstruments]

Nice job on the wood inlay Steve, I can't say I've ever tried the wood inlay but I worked with Mother of pearl and Abalone shell. Your inlay piece is Soooo thin I was almost scared it would break. Looking forward to the next video.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Tomy Hovington Thanks Tomy, .07mm seems thick after you have been doing it for a while. You are ahead of me though I haven't tried shell but would like to some day do you use it on musical instruments? Cheers Steve

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Tomy Hovington Thanks Tomy, .07mm seems thick after you have been doing it for a while. You are ahead of me though I haven't tried shell but would like to some day do you use it on musical instruments? Cheers Steve

[@danielbornhoeft7803]

Another great video! Thanks for demystifying the process!!! I can't wait to try this!!!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Daniel Bornhoeft Good to hear, would love to see your progress and results. Cheers Steve

[@danielbornhoeft7803]

Woodworking Masterclass still working on the veneer boxes from season two! Wish I had more time in the shop.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Daniel Bornhoeft Last episode of that should be posted sometime this week. Yep, never enough time in the shop, Bob and I are off there now. Cheers Steve

[@danielbornhoeft7803]

Woodworking Masterclass the to boxes n making are out of birds eye maple and quartersawn makore. A year ago I purchased a compass rose inlay, but never could figure out how to, a) veneer and b) add the inlay. The past couple months you've taught me how to do both!! Now I need to figure out what I did with that compass rose. It's killing me and I'm tearing apart my workshop looking for it! If I can find it, it will be an excellent addition to the makore veneered box! If I can not find it I will try to maker one myself using the aforementioned tutorial.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Daniel Bornhoeft The combination of Makore and Birdseye should look stunning. If you can't find the Compass Rose I have a good one I do and will make a video on how I construct it, if you want, a little later on. Cheers Steve

[@EvanDunville]

Great videos, you audio is usually really high quality and even with the rain it sounds good

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Evan Dunville Thanks Evan pleased it is OK, I was a bit reluctant to put it up but thought people would understand. Can't do much about the weather. Cheers Steve

[@eyemuffs1]

Cool episode Steve! Love your work!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

eyemuffs Thanks Jorge. They were a hit out west.

[@robertbrunston5406]

Very good! Thanks Steve.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Quite involved aren't they. Thanks again for you feedback and appreciation Robert. Cheers Steve

[@Aussie631]

Thanx Steve - great video. The rain here in Sydney has been just as bad and it's great to be able to spend some time watching your videos :) What exactly is that pot of "hide-glue" please? Cheers

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Aussie631 More on the way so batten down the hatches. It is a Pot of Hide Glue. The glue pot is called a double boiler and the stuff inside is heated, mixed up hide glue, sometimes called Pearl Glue or Animal Glue. Cheers Steve

[@lynbren]

Great tutorial

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+Lynn Schmidt Thanks Lynn, pleased you enjoyed it. More Boxes coming up this year as well as Marquetry. Cheers Steve

[@Jhampa108]

The rain is nice

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

It was, it filled our tanks so we had water. Cheers Steve

[@artistwo]

I still think you are a professor of wood working

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

artistwo You get my SMILE of the day Award. Thanks. Cheers Steve