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hi guys and welcome to the incendo guitars Workshop my name is Daniel and this is another part in the video series where Iamp;#39;m building my Phoenix Rising guitar in the last couple of episodes we worked on these two fretboards and Iamp;#39;m very excited because in this video Iamp;#39;m going to do the Phoenix inlay so without further Ado letamp;#39;s dive straight into this weekamp;#39;s episode so I went ahead and designed the inlay on the computer and Iamp;#39;ve printed out this sheet with three different sizes of the the same inlay and thatamp;#39;s so I can determine which size to use on the actual fretboard because in my experience although Iamp;#39;ve designed this inlay on a mockup of the fretboard on the computer in real life it always seems to turn out a bit different so what I like to do is cut them from the sheet place them on the fretboard and see what suits best and if itamp;#39;s actually doable to do the smallest one bit close to the [Music
