Butterfly Inlay Repair System: Breathe New Life into Your Cherished Wood Treasures
Do you have a beloved piece of furniture or a treasured wooden bowl marred by cracks or imperfections? Don’t despair! Our innovative Butterfly Inlay Repair System offers a simple, elegant wood inlay solution for restoring the beauty and structural integrity of your wooden decor and treasures.
Fix the template into position. Create the recess. Install the patch and sand smooth.
NEW: We are pleased to offer a new larger butterfly inlay system designed specifically for furniture makers!
Precut wooden patches with matching router template (sold separately).
Free Shipping on orders of $150.00 or more!
Traditional Butterfly Shape
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Butterfly inlay patches (also known as pewas, bowties, dovetails, fishtails, dutchman, and others) are part of a unique wood repair method used for repairing, stabilizing, or joining cracks in wooden bowls and furniture. The result often adds an artistic element and can add to the story (and value) of wooden art pieces and furniture.
Instructions & Resources
Butterfly Inlay Repair System:
Breathe New Life into Your Cherished Wood Treasures
Breathe New Life into Your Cherished Wood Treasures
Do you have a beloved piece of furniture or a treasured wooden bowl marred by cracks or imperfections? Don’t despair! Our innovative Butterfly Inlay Repair System offers a simple, elegant wood inlay solution for restoring the beauty and structural integrity of your wooden decor and treasures.
Precut wooden patches with matching router template (sold separately)
Fix the template into position.
Create the recess.
Install the patch and sand smooth.
Free Shipping on orders of $150.00 or more!
Traditional Butterfly Shape
Click Image to Enlarge
Butterfly inlay patches (also known as pewas, bowties, dovetails, fishtails, dutchman, and others) are part of a unique wood repair method used for repairing, stabilizing, or joining cracks in wooden bowls and furniture. The result often adds an artistic element and can add to the story (and value) of wooden art pieces and furniture.
Router Templates: $19.95
Wood Inlay Patches: $12.95- $30.95
Bushings & Bits $21.00-$30.00
Instructions & Resources
Decorative & Other Inlay Shapes
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Adding a decorative shape inlay can add artistic interest in addition to the stabilizing function.
Feedback From Our Customers
Just wanted to follow up and let you know that I received my dolphin and turtle inserts (plus a new trim router and bit set) this week and finally got to use them today – your online videos are EXCELLENT! Really appreciate your taking the time to put them out here – made everything so much easier! The results are looking good!
Thanks so much Mark. I’ve heard such good things about your products and I’m eager to get started with my experimenting!
I just wanted to drop you a quick note to let you know how much I enjoy using your butterfly repair kits on my cracked bowls. I recently ordered the 0.9″ template and several different small butterfly packs to try. Outside of me learning not to hit the template with the router bit, it worked great!!! You notice I ordered another 0.9″ as a replacement and a 1.1″ template. I was going to send you some pics of the bowls I did to let you know how much I enjoyed it and the great outcome on the first try. Your video on the installation was very helpful too.
Thank you very much, I found Trent’s web site and the vise. BTW, I very much enjoyed your video and you have some wonderful items for sale.
Mark, just wanted to thank you for the YouTube you put on the WoW site. I’ve done quite a few inlays, but some of the suggestions you made will make it go much easier. The blue tape, the method of trimming the corners. the sanding block. Makes me wonder why I didn’t think of some of them. The one other thing that I have done is to glue an inlay to a piece of the template plastic to use as a depth gauge when setting the router for the final cut.Thanks again. You have re-inspired me.
Large Butterfly Inlay Repair Systems
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Larger-sized inlay patches are especially applicable for use on flat surfaces such as wooden table tops. The result often adds an artistic element and can add to the story (and value) of wooden art pieces and furniture.
Large Butterfly Inlay Repair Systems
Click Image to Enlarge
Larger-sized inlay patches are especially applicable for use on flat surfaces such as wooden table tops. The result often adds an artistic element and can add to the story (and value) of wooden art pieces and furniture.
Large Butterfly Router Templates: $20.25 – $52.50
Large Wood Inlay Patches: $2.50 – $7.25 each
Feedback From Our Customers
Just wanted to follow up and let you know that I received my dolphin and turtle inserts (plus a new trim router and bit set) this week and finally got to use them today – your online videos are EXCELLENT! Really appreciate your taking the time to put them out here – made everything so much easier! The results are looking good!
Thanks so much Mark. I’ve heard such good things about your products and I’m eager to get started with my experimenting!
I just wanted to drop you a quick note to let you know how much I enjoy using your butterfly repair kits on my cracked bowls. I recently ordered the 0.9″ template and several different small butterfly packs to try. Outside of me learning not to hit the template with the router bit, it worked great!!! You notice I ordered another 0.9″ as a replacement and a 1.1″ template. I was going to send you some pics of the bowls I did to let you know how much I enjoyed it and the great outcome on the first try. Your video on the installation was very helpful too.
Thank you very much, I found Trent’s web site and the vise. BTW, I very much enjoyed your video and you have some wonderful items for sale.
Mark, just wanted to thank you for the YouTube you put on the WoW site. I’ve done quite a few inlays, but some of the suggestions you made will make it go much easier. The blue tape, the method of trimming the corners. the sanding block. Makes me wonder why I didn’t think of some of them. The one other thing that I have done is to glue an inlay to a piece of the template plastic to use as a depth gauge when setting the router for the final cut.Thanks again. You have re-inspired me.