I think the overall order of operations is pretty standard for (flush) wire inlay. Cut channel, undercut channel, place annealed wire in channel, hammer down bur/wire with a specific tool, file/sand down as needed. I think it's just the tools that vary. They are typically all steel (no handle)...
Hello, looking for advice on this topic. I should preface this by saying I am a blacksmith doing inlay work on steel pretty much exclusively. I practice a kind of niche Japanese inlay style known as Kaga-Zogan. The problem is is that it's.. very slow. And as I'm maybe 75% self taught I'm...