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  1. 7th May 2013, 11:06 PM #1
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    Anyone got or used the Veritas or Lie Neilson inlay tools for line and berry inlay or other designs. If so what do you think of them?

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    I bought the Lie Neilson circular cutter but made my own thicknessing tool and straight cutter (but using their cutting blades).

    They work very well.
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    I bought both so I'll do a review one day but from my practice piece I can tell the Lie Nielsen have the better groove cutter.

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    I bought the Lie Nielsen kit a couple of years ago. Am more than happy with it. The video by Steve Latter on using the kit is very good and recommended.
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