Bellflower Inlay

Bellflowers and string inlays define much Federal period furniture. Watch as Rob Millard gives a quick look at the steps required to create this classic design. Watch the entire video at bit.ly/PembrokeTable

[@jacemeldrum5052]

I am so happy to have found a video showing traditional hand inletting techniques! Almost every source I have seen on inlay simply states to cut the inlet with a router or rotary tool, but I've been wanting to learn the old-school way!

[@johnskip2694]

Buy a few books, i think that is your best option

[@SeanKelly1]

Thank you for the non-obnoxious music on this one. Fun project!

[@andraecarvalho333]

Fantastic! And beautiful music as well thanks.

[@tercio.laterza]

beautiful work...wonderful música..❤

[@jesusalejandrorodriguezmol9305]

You make It look Easy!!!

[@yannkitson116]

Nice job!...

[@chocotejon]

muy hermoso!

[@wb_finewoodworking]

Fascinating work. It looks so easy in this video. It makes me want to try some inlay work. Now I need a really sharp knife. Any recommendations for one?

[@charlesleseau]

Looks to me like he's just using a regular Xacto with #11 blades.

[@wb_finewoodworking]

charlesleseau Yes, I saw that but there was a double blade knife for making parallel cuts and a knife to clean out the tulip out to the outline. Those are the ones I’m wondering about.

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

WB Fine Woodworking .... the "double bladed knife" looked more like a double bladed marking gauge to me...
followed by cutting with the knife... but u could make a knife with 2 blades quite easily I imagine...😎

[@alexhetherington8028]

@@wb_finewoodworking for the double blade you could use a pair of dividers. It would achieve the same result.

[@CLove511]

Great video, just need to figure out how to make those bell flowers then I'm set

[@speedrrracer]

Beautiful work. What is the tool used at 1:14? Looks like a skew router plane blade

[@alaquacrawford1850]

What kind of glue are you using?

[@administrator1037]

What tools were used in that video?

[@bearshield7138]

nice job

[@Looksue]

I was always questioning how to maintain proper depth

[@markgoddard2560]

Where did you buy your double-bladed knife please….or is it a home made tool. Many thanks.

[@mubarizabbasov8200]

Çox gözəl! Bəzi incəlikləri də göstərsəniz lap əla olar! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@enrico20957]

What is the material you put in the wood?

[@Andy-te6jj]

after less than 10 second in do it I turn it off sorry man but that music is annoying

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

C'mon Andy .... u couldnt just turn the volume down/off ???
Stop nitpickin man 😂😂😂

[@josephdolderer6113]

We’ll get some puff daddy on for you next time.

[@Amanda-ev1xz]

What was that double scalpel tool called?