Small Secretary With Tambour Door - Architectural Details and Inlaid Top

[@WoodsconsinWoodworking]

Been watching and i have to say we all make mistakes however, by taking your time and filling your mistake to match the rest of top sets you as a real craftsman. Love your work. "QUALITY"! Keep up the great work.

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Woodconsin!

[@catchmeifyoucan2815]

"Feels sad" knowing I'll never achieve half the level of your craftsmanship. Truly inspiring project, can't wait for the next video !

[@GuysShop]

Thanks cfen! And anybody can do what I'm doing here. Just be patient, and have a plan.

[@eva-maria735]

great work! And I must say I kinda like to see professionals making mistakes because that's normal and eliminates fear of making mistakes for budding woodworkers like me.

[@GuysShop]

+Eva-Maria Sumera Thanks Eva-Maria! And believe me, I'm no professional... And everyone makes mistakes.

[@mcremona]

incredible, Guy! I love the inlay and it looks like those drawer fronts are going to be amazing!

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Matt! I have another pace of walnut crotch fro the lower door as well. I hope that drawer comes out nice also.

[@tsuchang1]

It just keeps getting better.

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Stephen!

[@AndrewKleinWW]

It's really looking great, nice job on the fix, and thanks for including it in the video.

[@GuysShop]

Hey Andrew! Just as important as showing instruction like I do, it's equally important that we all know how to fix our screw ups...

[@tamaselkan8902]

Beautiful work and a very neat repair Guy, I am looking forward to the following parts!

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Tamas!

[@HovingtonInstruments]

Good job on the fixing up of the corner...the hutch looks amazing!

[@GuysShop]

Tomy Hovington Thanks Tomy. You can hardly see it now, you have to know it's there to see it.

[@BackyardWoodworking]

Very nice indeed, I like the way you repaired your mistake. Looks good.

[@GuysShop]

Thanks. The repair came out great.

[@Sandhillwoodworks]

I love the detail of the stringing, actually the whole design is wonderful. I'm so sorry you had an oops, I know how that is very frustrating but you pulled it off nicely hiding it.

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Bob! The fix worked out well. But I sure wasn't happy when it happened.

[@CMRWoodworks]

Nice save on the top! Looking great!

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Chris!

[@thewoodworkingteen]

Guy, this is an absolutely beautiful piece, you're giving Matt a run for his money! (:

[@GuysShop]

Thanks! And I taught Matt everything he knows... HaHa

[@woodandmetalandstuff]

Absolutely beautiful work, nice fix up on the mistake.

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Paul!

[@mascottie]

Looks awesome! Can't wait to see the rest.

[@GuysShop]

Thanks! Neither can my wife. HaHa.

[@BuiltbyBill1]

Looking great! I have never tried an inlay, though about it on a desk I made a while back, but didn't. Looking for to the base build.

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Bill!

[@jimmysiniawski7391]

Try using Abralon pad for final finish It will be like glass.

[@Noddi1964]

Hello, nice video. The inlay looks very good. Why is the glue at 8:25 in a vessel with water?

[@GuysShop]

Thanks! It is liquid hide glue, and it needs to be heated and kept warm. It helps the glue flow out better.

[@stevecollins9450]

That is a beautiful piece and excellent instruction, Guy! What type glue are using on the inlay?

[@GuysShop]

Thanks Steve! It is Old Brown Hide Glue. I really like it for the inlay since it's so easy to clean up.

[@stevecollins9450]

GuysWoodshop Thanks, Guy.

[@TheShavingWoodWorkshop]

I hate distractions when your trying to focus on something like that, but the very nice repair.

[@GuysShop]

Thanks! It was my darn fault that I got distracted. Took my eyes for for one second. And then Whoops!