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How to inlay stain in VIA

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hello in this video iamp;#39;m going to use the shaper origin to create an inlay to create this name taigen and then iamp;#39;m going to use marquetry to create the same name and then weamp;#39;ll see the differences between the two kind of a man versus machine thing yeah so iamp;#39;m cutting out this itamp;#39;s going to be an inlay and i started with a 3 32 bit and i cut i did an offset of about ten thousandths so in other words iamp;#39;m cutting oversize kind of like a rough cut and then i switched to a 132nd bit went a tad deeper and then went with zero offset just to clean everything up itamp;#39;s amazing the precision that this thing has hereamp;#39;s that 132nd bit you can see that is crazy tiny right yeah see my lead so and then i went uh overall three thirty seconds deep and then just now i checked that bam three thirty seconds deep it is amazing precise so yeah shaper origin so cool yeah so now what iamp;#39;m going to do is iamp;#39;m going to slice this at the

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How do you get wood stain to penetrate deeper?

Sanding each board opens up the pores in the wood, allowing the stain to absorb deeper and more evenly into the board or log. Start with a rougher, coarse grit by sanding it at 80 grit, and work your way up to 220 grit. When youve finished sanding each board, vacuum the dust off.

How to get maple to accept stains?

To get an even, uniform color when staining hard maple, apply the wood conditioner with a paintbrush or seal the grain with a thin coat of sanding sealer before staining. After application, scuff with 320-grit sandpaper, then stain as though the wood were unsealed.

How do you remove penetrating stains?

For deeply penetrating wood stains that are clinging to the wood, bleach can be an effective removal option. Refrain from using wood bleaches or two-part bleaches, as these will alter the woods natural color.

How to stain inlaid wood?

2:18 3:54 Use a chip brush to apply the stain mix over the whole surface. Using the same basic technique thatMoreUse a chip brush to apply the stain mix over the whole surface. Using the same basic technique that you use for the base coat. Apply the stain in small areas following the grain of the wood.

What stain works best on maple?

The gel stain will sit on the surface more and will allow you to more effectively change the color without depending on stain absorption. Rockler has a great selection of gel stains that I use frequently. Also, if you have a spray setup, you could always use a dye mixture to get a nice even brown color.

Why does maple not stain well?

Maple is one of the most difficult woods to achieve a dark, uniform stain color on because it is a dense, closed grain wood and often absorbs stain very unevenly.

How do you get stains to penetrate maple?

8 Essential Tips for Staining Maple Wood Sand the Wood. Use a Pre-Stain Conditioner. Choose a Gel Stain. Use a Test Panel. Try Your Own Pre-Stain Treatment. Apply Thin Coats. Seal After Staining. Do a Final Buffing.

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