Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Are you looking to add a new media and process to your wood turnings? If so, this class will demonstrate how to inlay a piece of glass, wood, metal or even stone into your work, which will allow anyone holding it to see the inlay from both sides of the turning. Students will begin by cutting a small circular disc from colored glass. Sizing the glass appropriately to the box material, students will fit the material to the lid. With a few tricks and tips, students will capture the inlay in the lid seamlessly leaving others wondering, how did they do that? Turning technique, tool sharpening, and end grain hollowing will be covered as a basis for this class. Students will leave with the procedures and skills to inlay various materials into their projects. For more information visit us at marcadams.com
More about this instructor:
Willard (Will) Lerums is a proud Hoosier and full-time staff member at MASW. Inspired by his grandfather’s love for woodworking, he began assisting in designing and constructing furniture projects at a young age. Attending Indiana University Bloomington, Willard developed a Design-Build Management major thru the Individualized Major Program. Graduating in 2014, he moved to Chicago and began working for a commercial design-build company as a project engineer. He collaborated with project owners, architects, engineers, and designers in order to manage a crew of in-house carpenters, fabricators, and outside contractors to deliver high-end design-build solutions. Willard was introduced to the school in 2016 by his mother, a fellow student, and interned in 2017. He also loves sharing the outdoors, camping with friends and family.
To register for classes visit us at marcadams.com
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#workshop #woodworking #woodworker #finewoodworking #woodworkingschool #indianapolis #indiana #indy
Are you looking to add a new media and process to your wood turnings? If so, this class will demonstrate how to inlay a piece of glass, wood, metal or even stone into your work, which will allow anyone holding it to see the inlay from both sides of the turning. Students will begin by cutting a small circular disc from colored glass. Sizing the glass appropriately to the box material, students will fit the material to the lid. With a few tricks and tips, students will capture the inlay in the lid seamlessly leaving others wondering, how did they do that? Turning technique, tool sharpening, and end grain hollowing will be covered as a basis for this class. Students will leave with the procedures and skills to inlay various materials into their projects. For more information visit us at marcadams.com
More about this instructor:
Willard (Will) Lerums is a proud Hoosier and full-time staff member at MASW. Inspired by his grandfather’s love for woodworking, he began assisting in designing and constructing furniture projects at a young age. Attending Indiana University Bloomington, Willard developed a Design-Build Management major thru the Individualized Major Program. Graduating in 2014, he moved to Chicago and began working for a commercial design-build company as a project engineer. He collaborated with project owners, architects, engineers, and designers in order to manage a crew of in-house carpenters, fabricators, and outside contractors to deliver high-end design-build solutions. Willard was introduced to the school in 2016 by his mother, a fellow student, and interned in 2017. He also loves sharing the outdoors, camping with friends and family.
To register for classes visit us at marcadams.com
Subscribe to our channel for all the latest at MASW!
Go to our Website: marcadams.com
Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/marcadamsschoolofwoodworking
Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/The.MASW
#workshop #woodworking #woodworker #finewoodworking #woodworkingschool #indianapolis #indiana #indy
