How to Lip and Inlay a Veneered Top | Shaker Table #13

[@Uli_Krosse]

That was quite the journey. Thank you for going into detail the way you did.

[@VinceEspositoJr]

The inlay is a nice touch. We did the same thing for a box top in an inlay class I took. Patterned inlay strip is nice also.

[@kevins031151]

Coming together beautifully. Thanks for another bagful of very useful tips. Cheers from down under.

[@r.parker1933]

Really nice. I love walnut. It's easily my favorite.

Hey Matt. Totally cool. Can you give a few tips on router bits and collets for the Festool Router?

[@vosifle]

Thanks again for these many tips!

[@harrylenton9984]

Great series. Looking forward to trying this myself following the advice. Thank you

[@mondujar279]

Lovely project

[@Wambley666]

Such a neat job!

[@MASI_forging]

Incredible video. 👍👍

[@abydosianchulac2]

Gorgeous work, you handsome man

[@kennethnielsen3864]

Thanks for sharing.

[@the_semi_competent_woodworker]

Fantastic job! My only question is, and don't get me wrong you did the job with it so it's obviously possible, why pick something that looks like a five and a half or a six to chamfer rather than something shorter?

[@MattEstlea]

It was already sharp 😂

[@dpmeyer4867]

cool

[@bakerzermatt]

How could you do the inlay without an electric router? Would you have to do it before the mitred edges?

[@anch1994]

what is the inlay material? where do you buy it?