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Advanced Stringing Techniques for Spectacular Furniture

Ed Pirnik, Senior Web Producer

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Regular readers of the magazine may have caught furniture maker David Moore's article in issue 220 on making and using scratch stocks. FineWoodworking.com also ran a video with in-depth instruction regarding the same topic.

Well, it seem as though David hasn't stopped there. His followup instructional video on how to inlay a diamond pattern with sweeping curves is just as informative and just as easy-to-follow.

The Scratch Stock: Part II
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Comments (7)

jayzoo writes: very nice video!
Posted: 12:57 pm on September 25th

Blue_Rocco writes: How in the world did you keep the Paduk from bleeding into the Maple? Every time I do any inlay like that I have to scrape them individually them lightly bring them together. You are just sanding away! When I do that, I get red maple.... Beautiful work. I will use those tecniques on my next guitar!
Posted: 12:47 pm on September 11th

woodgear writes: great video, I will be trying this technique this winter
Posted: 9:31 am on September 11th

hansoid writes:
Posted: 4:45 pm on September 10th

hansoid writes: Nice video I would like to build my own pantograph. I think instead of blowing around the dust ,you should hook up a shop vacum instead.
Posted: 4:44 pm on September 10th

Rotoruakiwi writes: Thank you for sharing your skill and knowledge. Really enjoyed the video.
Posted: 4:37 pm on September 10th

lav21 writes: A fantastic video. It shows that complicated design isn't so complicated after all when you understand how the designs are made. Thanks a lot for showing us how.
Posted: 1:39 pm on September 10th

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