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US 7,582,175 B2Granted
Method of inlaying stone in wood
OwnerJorge Trejo-Rinconinventor
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Abstract
A method of inlaying stone into a void in a wood surface, comprising the steps of (a) adhesively bonding first stones in said void; (b) sanding tops of said first stones substantially flush with the wood surface; (c) adhesively bonding additional stones in said void; (d) sanding tops of said additional stones substantially flush with said wood surface; and (e) repeating steps (c) and (d) until said void is substantially filled with stones.
Claims13
A method of inlaying stone into a void in a wood surface, comprising the steps of:
- (a) adhesively bonding first stones in said void by applying an adhesive to a bottom and/or inside wall(s) of the void, and/or directly to the stones;
- (b) sanding tops of said first stones substantially flush with the wood surface;
- (c) removing sanding dust from the workpiece resulting from step (b);
- (d) adhesively bonding additional stones in said void by applying additional adhesive to a bottom or inside wall(s) of the void, and/or directly to the stones;
- (e) sanding tops of said additional stones substantially flush with said wood surface;
- (f) removing sanding dust from the workpiece resulting from step (e);
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- (g) repeating steps (d), (e) and (f) until said void is substantially filled with stones.
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A method of inlaying stone into a void in a wood surface comprising the steps of:
- (a) adhesively bonding first stones in said void by applying an adhesive to a bottom and/or inside wall(s) of the void, and/or directly onto the stones;
- (b) sanding tops of said first stones substantially flush with said wood surface;
- (c) removing sanding dust from the workpiece resulting from step (b);
- (d) adhesively bonding additional stones, smaller than the first stones in said void by applying adhesive to a bottom or inside wall(s) of the void, and/or directly to the stones;
- (e) sanding tops of said additional stones substantially flush with said wood surface;
- (f) removing sanding dust from the workpiece resulting from step (e);
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- (g) repeating steps (d), (e) and (f) with progressively smaller stones until said wood is substantially filled with stones.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.