nate graham
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Joined: 2015-03-10
Location: durand, mi
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If I understand you correctly, addressing where the veneer meets let’s say from the angle to the flat isn’t a real big challenge, we run into this on the other models we build, I’ll attach a pic for clarity, that section is normally built as one panel then I veneer the 4” section and roll over the 1/2” part in the press, then carefully line up the big section and press that, if this makes any sense with minimal pics and videos, this set the angled sections are roughly 4” wide by 49” long with no easy way to apply pressure all the way down with out some extremely large clamps, I feel if I was to somehow try to stuff these in a bag I would get bad results with alignment ( they would squirrel around to much) so I guess my question is more of an adhesive question. Would hammer veneering this be a good viable option or and iron on type method, and would it be good long term, this set will be living in China, not an easy thing if my phone rings on a call back
Thanks
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