Inlay TIN in QUOX

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How to inlay TIN in QUOX

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hi welcome to the shop my name is heiko today i want to show you how to fill in cracks in wood with liquid metal and how to create metal inlays into wooden surfaces the best of it itamp;#39;s with very easy tools so everybody can do letamp;#39;s go so [Applause] do do do do these are our try pieces now first we have an old piece of wood with a drying crack i cleaned up that crack the reason i chose this one is i want to see how fine we can get with filling cracks if it is necessary to open it up wider because there must be a boundary how small you can get to fill it really good with the liquid metal yeah this is the reason i chose this one next is with three different um forstner bit drills i just want to see how this shape can be filled and how good the metal holes into the wood and the last one is a freehand carving with a router so this is maybe five millimeters in depth so 0.2 inches we will see how good the metal fills in this one

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Proper inlay requires materials of contrasting hardness to hold well, and contrasting color to look good. A combination that does well on both counts is the use of pure silver or gold into blackened steel. Another popular combination has fine silver pressed into copper or brass.
The process of inlaying one piece of metal into another by mechanical means (no soldering required). To learn the basic skills of metal inlay by inlaying a piece of round copper wire into a brass sheet. Anneal both the brass sheet and the copper wire. Quench and pickle.
A polyurethane-based adhesive like Gorilla Glue or Gorilla Wood Glue is ideal for gluing metal to wood. Wood can be a tricky surface to glue to metal because the two are so different in density and porosity. However, the strength and flexibility of polyurethane-based glues are more than up for the challenge.
There are two main techniques to bind the metal in place: epoxy and superglue/cyanacrylate. Superglue will give the closest appearance to solid metal, if it is properly finished. However, epoxy is easier for filling larger voids and may be stronger in the long term, if warping of the wood is a potential concern.
- Make sure to angle the edges in a bit to make sure the metal doesnt pop out of the wood when movement occurs. - Keep it simple. Complex designs will be hard to complete with this type of work, the thin wood will burn or chip out when sanding.
5:33 8:49 But its pretty easy you just put the ca glue down in the in the grooves. And then tear off littleMoreBut its pretty easy you just put the ca glue down in the in the grooves. And then tear off little pieces of the gold flake.
For metal-to-wood glue-ups, your best bet will be epoxy, Stephen. Epoxy bonds wood to nearly anything. Before you apply finish, mask off an area slightly smaller than the metal plate to leave yourself an unfinished gluing surface.

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