Marquetry Tutorial II

[@ogreunderbridge5204]

This deserves my ...Wow ! I think I´ll stick to a modest transport flight crate with metal profiles and protection corners or thereabout for mine, maybe get a little artsy inside. But Wow! If I could afford to cherish your work, I´d give you a fair bid :)

[@comms9803]

You're back!!!

[@katsmd]

Your work is exquisite!

[@SergeyBazilenko]

Amazing tutorial!!! Thank you a lot!

[@qlewer670]

Nice tutorial, thanks!

[@VinceEspositoJr]

You make this look very easy...

[@brentjenkinsdesigns]

That is some amazing work.

[@richardlemasters9684]

Beautiful CRAFTSMANSHIP!!!

[@darrellbrooks5335]

Amazing love it

[@juleskeslar5057]

😍

[@manlok6687]

hi !! amazing work! I like the shading in the flower, it looks it is a dry flower stay on the box rather than just veneer! I have a question for the gap of the veneer between one another, how would you deal with it to make it minimal in appearence ?

[@douglasnadel1028]

Thanks! Yeah, there's frequently a small gap between pieces of veneer. A wood filler solves that problem. I like Rockler's Wunderfil, thinned with a little water. It fills any open pores, too.

[@ntdtv]

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[@walterrider9600]

thank you

[@brokenheart1263]

This is making what materials need boss?