marquetry

  1. Master and Student

    Master and Student

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    • Album: David Marks Marquetry Class
  2. Hot Sand Shading

    Hot Sand Shading

    David dips piece into very hot sand to darken an edge of a piece.
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  3. Cut on the line!

    Cut on the line!

    Cut proceeds along pattern line (small window waste can be seen within final field).
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  4. First Inlay Material

    First Inlay Material

    After window cut and piece positioned for best grain, cut is made starting at left end and piece rotated clockwise around cutout.
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  5. Start with a Window

    Start with a Window

    A window is cut in disk inside final cutline for first inlay to allow one to see the grain of inlay material through window. Blade set to 6° and cut starts on left side.
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  6. Pattern glued to Main Inlay

    Pattern glued to Main Inlay

    David chose a fish for subject -- tail will be inlaid to main workpiece last.
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  7. Main Inlay piece removed

    Main Inlay piece removed

    Putty knife releases tape.
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  8. Cutting Main Inlay Piece

    Cutting Main Inlay Piece

    Same template used to cut Inlay piece -- outer bushing of template set is removed and bit set to just over material thickness. Material is taped to scrap backer board to hold inlay piece; template taped to material using double face tape.
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  9. Cutting Main Inlay Outline

    Cutting Main Inlay Outline

    Bit depth is set to just under Inlay material thickness -- bit set uses 1/8" spiral bit.
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  10. Setting up Template on Workpiece

    Setting up Template on Workpiece

    Template is 1/4" MDF with circle cut for main inlay area (allow for bushing offset by adding 7/16" to hole diameter for Whiteside Template set).
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  11. An Example of David's Work

    An Example of David's Work

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  12. David Marks and Purple Thumb

    David Marks and Purple Thumb

    Jerry Grant shares a moment with David Marks
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  13. nelsone

    Marquetry Rose

    Don't know what I'm going to do with this yet, but here is my latest piece. I will use is as an inlay for something.
  14. S

    Looking for someone to do custom marquetry work

    I am looking for a woodworker who does marquetry work. I would like to have a humidor made for a friend and have the top include marquetry rendition of his beach house. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I can provide several photos or perhaps can first find a local artist to...

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