Inlay, Two Headed Eagle, 1.54" by 1.18", brass 0.040" thick

Inlay, Two Headed Eagle, 1.54" by 1.18", nickel silver 0.040" thick

Inlay, eagle with wings spread, 2.8" by 0.66", brass 0.40" thick

Inlay, eagle with wings spread, 2.8" by 0.66", nickel silver 0.40" thick

Forend escutcheon, brass, about 1" long, and 5/16" wide

Forend escutcheon, nickel silver, about 1" long, and 5/16" wide

Inlay, Christian Symbol, 1.97" by 0.67", brass 0.040" thick

Inlay, Christian Symbol, 1.97" by 0.67", nickel silver 0.040" thick

Inlay, Christian Symbol, 1.41" by 0.37", brass 0.040" thick

Inlay, Christian Symbol, 1.41" by 0.37", nickel silver 0.040" thick

Inlay, Christian Symbol, 1.39" by 0.34", brass 0.040" thick

Inlay, Christian Symbol, 1.39" by 0.34", nickel silver 0.040" thick

Inlay, "Rupp" Indian Head, 2.06" by 0.8", brass 0.040" thick

Inlay, "Rupp" Indian Head, 2.06" by 0.8", nickel silver 0.040" thick

Inlay, Tiny Heart, .41" by .45", brass 0.040" thick

Inlay, Tiny Heart, .41" by .45", nickel silver 0.040" thick

Inlay, Weeping Heart, 0.70" by 0.82", brass 0.040" thick

Inlay, Weeping Heart, 0.70" by 0.82", nickel silver 0.040" thick

Longrifle inlay, often placed ahead of lock panels

Longrifle inlay, often placed ahead of lock panels

Now you can create your own historic brass rifle inlays - the perfect do-it-yourself project. Our kit contains everything you need to make your own rifle inlays including a jeweler's saw, a package of #4 saw blades, a 4" x 8" sheet of .040" brass, a set of 6 needle files, a 3/32" drill bit, and our how-to instruction sheet with period patterns. Ex

Now you can create your own historic rifle inlays - the perfect do-it-yourself project. Our kit contains everything you need to make your own rifle inlays including a jeweler's saw, a package of #4 saw blades, a 4" x 8" sheet of .040" nickel silver, a set of 6 needle files, a 3/32" drill bit, and our how-to instruction sheet with period patterns.

Fine Silver Wire Inlay, 0.013" thick, 3/32" wide, 36" length.

Jet black pigment in a grease base that won't dry out. Simply brush a tiny amount on the part, press it into the mortise, and the “fingerprint" left behind will make interference areas obvious. A few authors call this stuff “inletting compound" or “spotting compound". This product contains a component, though not in the exact form known to the stat

If you are inletting parts into walnut, dark colored or stained wood, you may prefer this light gold pigment in a grease base that won't dry out. Use sparingly. Our 1/2 ounce jar should serve you for years.