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   sawdustmaker | Jun 13, 2004 02:36am | #1

   I believe it is called "Inlace". I purchased mine at a Woodcraft store, but I'm sure you can purchase it through the catalog. There are several colors.

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   nikkiwood | Jun 13, 2004 10:29am | #2

   re: inlace

   I bought some of this (black), and then ended up not using it for the intended project.

   Have you used it? ----Any problems working with it? How does it look?

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   sawdustmaker | Jun 13, 2004 04:05pm | #3

   Nikkiwood:

   Yes, I have used it, and it works well. I mainly use it in small wood turnings. Pens, pencils, etc. In my experience, it machines well. Adds a nice decorative accent.

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   nikkiwood | Jun 13, 2004 06:21pm | #4

   Re: Inlace

   Can it be used pretty much like wood filler? Fill your goove, hole, etc. with Inlace, and sand off the excess when dry?

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   sawdustmaker | Jun 14, 2004 03:24am | #6

   Yes, you are correct. It mixes up in a liquid, and then hardens. Try it, you will like it. Let me know how it goes. Good luck, Nikki.

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   hartproject | Jun 14, 2004 01:27am | #5

   Yeah, I think you are right, my Grizzly catalogue has that, thanks for the input.

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   sawdustmaker | Jun 14, 2004 03:24am | #7

   You're welcome, Dude.