Fretsaw. Finer and quick to turn. Sandwich between ply to prevent chipping
out. For one-offs, knife should do, however.

Use a board for support.
http://mikestools.com/Woodworking_Pa...and_boards.asp

"Nate Perkins" wrote in message
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(JMWEBER987) wrote in message
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Thanks to all for your replys. I was hoping it would be a simple
glue/resaw
process. Don't really wwant to learn a new skill. Quite overwhelmed by
the
irons I have in the fire already. sigh
Mike in Arkansas

Hi Mike,

You can do this. Just take 3 or 4 sheets of 1/16" veneer, stack them
and secure them along the faces with double stick tape. Then cut the
entire stack more or less randomly with a small saw (a coping saw with
a very fine blade would work).

Separate the sheets, reassemble the pieces from the different sheets,
and glue down the pieces on a small piece of thin MDF, etc. If you
wanted to get fancy, you could fill in the voids with colored epoxy
and then sand it flat.

Nate