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Another veneer question
I've decided to make an attempt at Veneering 101 and see how I go.
Couple of questions for those who have been through this befo Let's say we're talking about a medium sized (300mm X 300mm?) box-type thing. And .06mm veneer. I know that differential movement between the veneer and the backer can cause problems. Can MDF or 10mm ply be used as the backer, realizing that it's going to be completely covered by the veneer and/ or the lining material? From a procedural standpoint am I better off veneering the components of the box before or after assembly? In other words do I cut, say, the plywood side panels slightly larger than necessary, veneer them, then cut the veneered panel down to exact requirements OR should I assemble/glue up the ply carcass, and THEN apply the veneer? (I expect I'll be using mitred joints for the box.) Many thanx, FoggyTown Most of my projects' best features began as mistakes! |
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Another veneer question
FoggyTown wrote:
| Let's say we're talking about a medium sized (300mm X 300mm?) | box-type thing. And .06mm veneer. That's some thin veneer! Is it transparent? -- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USA http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/ |
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Another veneer question
FoggyTown wrote:
I've decided to make an attempt at Veneering 101 and see how I go. Couple of questions for those who have been through this befo Let's say we're talking about a medium sized (300mm X 300mm?) box-type thing. And .06mm veneer. I know that differential movement between the veneer and the backer can cause problems. Can MDF or 10mm ply be used as the backer, realizing that it's going to be completely covered by the veneer and/ or the lining material? Yes ______________ From a procedural standpoint am I better off veneering the components of the box before or after assembly? In other words do I cut, say, the plywood side panels slightly larger than necessary, veneer them, then cut the veneered panel down to exact requirements OR should I assemble/glue up the ply carcass, and THEN apply the veneer? (I expect I'll be using mitred joints for the box.) I'd veneer, cut, assemble. -- dadiOH ____________________________ dadiOH's dandies v3.06... ....a help file of info about MP3s, recording from LP/cassette and tips & tricks on this and that. Get it at http://mysite.verizon.net/xico |
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Another veneer question
On Sep 15, 4:01?pm, "Morris Dovey" wrote:
FoggyTown wrote: | Let's say we're talking about a medium sized (300mm X 300mm?) | box-type thing. And .06mm veneer. That's some thin veneer! Is it transparent? -- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USAhttp://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/ Ummmmmm . . . maybe that should be 0.6mm FoggyTown Most of my projects' best features began as mistakes! |
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