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22nd April 09, 05:28 AM
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Pouring Pewter Inlay
First off: I tried to come up with a word for Inlay that started with a "P" but had no luck.
On to the question...
I've seen several threads here and there on pewter work for bolsters etc and think I want to try my luck at it. Before I go at it with a bolster, I'd like to try some inlay.
Here's my question: Is there a minimum depth/width of a carved groove that the pewter will fill? i.e. - if I carve the design too shallow will the molten pewter not adhere to the wood?
Thanks!
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