Session 46 - English: Marquetry and Inlay with Origin

This week on Shaper Sessions... Join Jake and Russ as they walk you through marquetry techniques with Origin. We'll build Jake's mountain landscape design and teach you about corner radiuses, offsets, placing files to align with grain, and cutting thin material on Shaper Workstation.
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[@geef0813]

I’m hoping to get brave enough to try this soon.

[@enriquealvarez_artesano]

Hello guys, I would like to know if there is a tutorial on your channel to make juice groves in a 20" x 15" butcher block with Shaper Origin

[@johnhayes6414]

Where do you get big sheets of venneer from

[@glennmacneil7957]

I’ve discovered the “spiral” feature on my SO. I have used it to cut small pieces that fit within the aiming circle, like leaves on a small tree… but can it be used with the auto-lock feature for larger work pieces? When using such a small bit, to ease into the cut? It would mean having to circle the cut several times, but may prevent frequent bit break… just wondering

[@Shapertools]

Helix only works on paths where the movement will fit inside the corrective range, it can't be used on larger paths.

[@kevinpadilla3697]

confused on which pieces to have the offset vs not

[@Shapertools]

Generally speaking we recommend cutting the insert first to 0, then cutting the pocket and test fitting while increasing the offset until you get a perfect fit.

[@joewink2088]

Really cool video. However…that lip smacking is driving me NUTS. I bet you don’t even know your doing it!!!