Who can spot the inlay issue?

About 1/2 way through making my inlay plug when I had a terrible realization.

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Don’t worry you are not the first (me included), but I am sure that you will not repeat the mistake!

… but look at all the time you saved! :smiley:

… and to the good … you now have the makings for a coaster! :smiley:

Remove the rest of the material around the 42 and cut a walnut male/plug to go over it. :wink:

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This kinda thing never happens to me. Well, maybe. . .

From my luthier days:

I’ve never done that. Definitely not three times, and certainly not last weekend.

Those are for the fire wood bin, not for posting :rofl:

Luckily there was enough meat on the maple to mill it flat, flip the 42 plug and redo it. Ended up coming out as I had hoped. This was a practice run (thankfully). Now time to to do the real deal in the bottom of a cutting board.

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Always good when you catch an issue and adjust before its too late :slight_smile: Although I’ve been more too late than I like to admit :rofl: