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In this video I show three methods I use to remove excess material from butterfly inlays. Where possible I use a router. I attach two scrap pieces of wood to the underside to ensure an even distance from my surface. Then I set the router bit to the desired height and off I go. However I can’t use this tactic on an edge, for example. Here I would need another jig to stabilize the router outside the surface. So I use my orbital sander. I use 60 grit to remove a lot of material quickly. A third option is my hand plane. I love this tool and it’s always wonderful to use.

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