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Darren
 
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Default Inlay glue?

I have seen projects with various inlays and I was looking at trying that.
I bought an inlay mixture and it worked nice --- basically like bondo or
something like that. However, that inlay material was an all inclusive kit.
I want to try other things (oyster shells, turquoise etc), so what kind of
glue do you use to mix that with so it can be an inlay? I would imagine the
normal wood glue would be clear enough and I wonder if it could hold up to
the heat \ friction of turning \ sanding.

Thanks
Darren


 
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