Finish line
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Big parcel arrived in the post…
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Mind you, it felt light, but still, I think this might be overpacking 😀
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Inlay binding. Interesting to watch it being made if you ever get the chance. It’s supposed to be a purely decorative element, and it costs so much less than the shipping that I got a few different bands, but I’m only interested in one…
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And the point of this pattern isn’t normal decoration…
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Cut to width, knife in lines, chisel and #722 router plane down to depth (the depth being the thickness of the binding), and chisel it just a hair too wide, so add a piece of stringing to close the gap…
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Let the glue set and trim to the surface…
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And there’s the finish line for the racetrack 😀
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I think that’s the last of the stringing for this shelf as well.… Read the rest