On 24 Jan, 16:32, "FoggyTown" wrote:
I plan to make some cigar humidors which require that
the interiors be veneered with cedar.

You can't "veneer" the insides of cigar humidors. The cedar lining is
done as "slips" instead, a loosely held thick veneer that isn't stuck
down. Think of it as a three-dimensional framed panel. Bigger ones are
thick enough to be rigid, as a simple box within a box. Humidity
inside a humidor would play havoc with any traditional veneering
techniques.

OTOH, the outside is traditionally a place to practice your best
veneering and inlay techniques.

Of course the cheap commmercial ones are done by pre-veneering the
board. They use a heat-set adhesive and a big press. You can do it this
way too, but it isn't cabinetry, it's just box making. Might as well
shop at Ikea.