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Post #517913 by TikiMango on Wed, Mar 17, 2010 4:37 AM

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For sharp cut-outs, I use an inverted cone bur and/or a small set of jeweler's files (both regular and diamond).

A good tip I got for inlays was to super glue a small piece to a stick so you can rotate it as you grind away the outer diameter. I guess you could also use a dowel rod of the diameter you wanted to use it as a guide as you shaped the inlay. You can also buy inlay in standard diameters already round... but where's the fun in that?