Wooden coasters with inlay

[brenthalby (Brent Halbersma)]

Hello everyone. This is my first project with the Nomad Pro. I used a 1/32” and 0.0157” diameter endmill for the small portions of inlay. The base is walnut and the inlay is maple. One coaster is the Nebraska Cornhuskers logo and the other is the State and US highways in the county I grew up in. The Nomad is an amazingly precise machine, I’m very impressed

[idank (Idan)]

I admire your patience with such delicate inlays. Well done!

[EvanDay]

Very nice. I’ve done some coasters to practice inlays as well. I love walnut and have also used epoxy with pigment.
My post on it:

Coasters with Walnut / Epoxy Inlays

I made some coasters for my daughter. The coasters are band logos for bands that you old timers may not have heard of, lol! I wanted them to be beefy so that maybe they will stick around for awhile and be appreciated. They are 4.5" x 4.5", and the coaster is Cherry with a Walnut inlay. This was my first project since buying VCarve, and my first time trying inlays. They are not perfect, but not bad overall. Done using a 60 deg .25" V-bit and Ol’ Reliable #201 .25" flat end mill. Note: Sin…

[tater2005 (Damon)]

Go Big Red!!
looks great, I have not messed with inlay stuff myself…yet, brain hurts thinking about it. Below is my Husker work.