How to Inlay wood and antler into a ring! Easiest method
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2021
- Today we inlay whole piece of dyed burl wood. We also will inlay whole antler with black CA Glue. These are both in our blue ceramic rings available on our site!
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Thank you, exactly what i was looking for. well done.
Perfect, Thank you! I would try on some wood you don't care for a couple times before the real thing! :D
Those small cuts with bandsaw to help split the ring is genius. Definitely will add that technique!!!
Thank you! Just be careful to not go too deep!
@@DreamwoodRings For sure! Thanks for the video!
Great video and nice work on your shop!
Thanks Chaze!
Excellent video Chad!
Thank you!
that is damn smart
Thank you!
Is that blue ring blue all the way through. I ask because if you accidentally hit it with sandpaper or chisel it would be scratched.
It is blue all the way through and it is ceramic making it very scratch resistant!
I made a solid antler ring from a old shed and used ca as my finish. It looked great for about 3 months. The glue began to separate from the antler. It looked like the antler shrank away from the ca leaving a shell which snapped off later. Have you ever seen something like that?
Hey, I have not seen that happen! Although with natural materials I would say definitely possible. Was it in a channel ring? Or over a flat core?
@@DreamwoodRings it was made with a solidcut. I cut it at a point where it was mostly the hard outer. I was using a medium BSI. Is starbond that much better?
so what polishare you using, I can't find it on your website, which brand and grit is best???
Hey we use Zam polish. We have it on our site here! We usually sand to 800 or 1500 before the zam shopdreamwood.com/products/zam-polish-compound
Whered you get the benches in the back from, and can it hold a jet midi lathe without it being too tall?
These come from Home depot. Super nice to be able to roll around. I have a jet 1221vs and they work perfectly.
@@DreamwoodRings got a link by chance? I've been trying to find one
Where do you get the cutter tool inserts at 2:15 at, if you don't mind me asking?
I'm using the boring head tool. I actually have not shopped for the bit I'm using with it. Someone brought it to me and asked if I could use it. It is basically this. www.mscdirect.com/browse/tnpla/70913520?cid=ppc-google-Smart+Shopping+-+MMR+-+Indexable+Cutting+Tools&mkwid=%7cdm&pcrid=547379753978&rd=k&product_id=70913520&gclid=Cj0KCQjwgYSTBhDKARIsAB8KukvEPNIaKZ9Xf4sL8ZzOm_t0SiG29eT5ipTNu1J2_91LsFjgxDhx614aAnD5EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
Is that Jake in the background? 6:48
Sure is!
What tool are you using at 5:25?
We are using tools similar to these. amzn.to/3B7c49G . Carbide Insert tools, they have worked great!
Great video 👍🏻 I also do wooden Rings and im looking for a bandsaw. I saw your scheppach. Are you happy with it? I will leave a sub 😉
Thank you! I am very happy with this one. I was debating between this one and the $400 wen 10". Ultimately after a lot of research ended with the Rikon. I would buy it again for sure.
@@DreamwoodRings thanks for you fast answer 😉
Your music is way too loud you can't hear what you're saying for the music.
Thank you for the feedback! And thank you for watching :)