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Wow, what incredible craftsmanship!! I don't smoke cigars, but would happily have one of those on my desk! :) Regards, Bryce -- https://www.brycecomerwoodworks.com/

I just use 1/4" OD clear tubing from the hardware store. I cut short pieces and size the tongue to compress the tubing just enough to center the panels. The raised portion of the panel sides must have

Thanks Steve. Will have to try next time. I am thinking that tooling with 1/2” groove will provide more flexibility because the panel tongue (inserted into the groove portion) can be anything beyond

Spanish cedar is a commercial wood and is readily available.? I bought some for a boat project and my local Hardwood Industries had it on the shelf.? Easy to work with but soft and not overly

my wife and I just built. I went with all blue star appliances in black. 48” range has been amazing. My propane pressure is a little high so the service guys had to change out some of the orifices.

I'm so glad you liked it. I got the Spanish cedar from a local seller but I'm in Türkiye -- Burak Gürer Türkiye (sahibi ?lan 951-K740S-FB710) gurerwoodcraft/Instagram

Amazing detailed work...that is a beautiful cigar box!

I have used both space balls and panel buddies.? My preference is panel buddies as they are much more forgiving when clamping and don't roll all over the place when they fall on the floor. Steve

Very nice work, I make some Cigar Boxes also and currently struggling to source true "spanish Cedar". Can you post where you got the wood from?. Link to my landing page HERE

Woods of various thicknesses are used in marquetry. We also work with 1 and 2 millimeters. What you see in this image is 0.6 millimeters. -- Burak Gürer Türkiye (sahibi ?lan 951-K740S-FB710)

I'm curious, how thick is the wood you use when you're doing an inlay like this?? My impression is that some people work with extremely thin veneers when doing a project like this, while others

Terrific work, Burak. The geometric shapes look like you styled it after Picasso which I don't think was an accident. I want to share the photo and writeup with a friend who is deeply into marquetry

I don’t know if you are Burak or Gurer, but (apparently) unlike some others here, your pictures did not come through to me. The three tiny little pictures that show up at the end of your message

Wow, wow and wow! Incredible art as well as craft. It isn’t often we get to see such beautiful work both design and execution are super fine. Thanks for sharing. Eddie Bell

John Sincerbeaux still does his marquetry by hand. Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote: -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

Thanks for the reminder Imran. I will do that.

I'm so glad you liked it.

Yes, it was made by hand and I am trying to prevent this art from being lost.

I'm guessing the inlay work was done by hand?? It doesn't have the look of CNC'ed inlay.? Sadly, it seems like hand done inlay is an art form that's slowly fading away.? The work is beautifully

Burak, Thanks for the details. BTW, we like people to sign their posts. Since you are new to FOG, just thought I mention it. You can set your email app to automatically insert your signature, so you