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Special Techniques

Inlaid Edging

I make a lot of small boxes with fancy veneers and prefer to inlay the edges with hardwood strips, both for protection of vulnerable edges and to provide an interesting accent. Veneered edges can take very little sanding without cutting right "through the veneer, but edging strips can be nicely rounded over if desired.

After the box has been veneered, but before the lid is cut off, the edges are routed. I use a straight carbide bit and mount my router upside down in a vise with an edge guide on the base to serve as a fence (Fig. 1). A router table with a fence is excellent for this work. Some routers have finicky depth adjustments so several trial cuts are usually necessary to arrive at the '/i x '/»in. cut that I generally use for small

1 use hardwoods such as maple to edge dark veneers and ebony which contrasts nicely with the light veneers. The edging stock is resawn into thin square strips slightly larger in section than the rabbets into which they are glued. My strips run from 3/16 to 3/8 in. square to fit in rabbets from 1/8 to 5/16 in. respectively. The size of the strip depends on the size of the box.

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