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Brian Sanders

 
Subject : Edge or face first?
Posted : 2002-05-07 11:51 PM
Post #29125
I am going to use my new vac for the first time in a few days and was wondering weather to veneer the sides or edges of a curved cabinet door first or after the face. I will be using 2-ply English Pear with urea formaldihide glue. Also....the drawers will have a white melamine type veneer on the inside, Pear on the outside. Do I need to 2-ply the melamine to balance the Pear?



 
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John Randazzo

 
Subject : Edge or face first?
Posted : 2002-05-08 6:37 AM
Post #29126 - In reply to #29125
Brian, Whenever I glue up a door or drawer front, I always glue the face and back first to allow for fitting after the glue cures, also, since your using 2 ply for your face, then veneering the edge last will cover up the double veneer line from the face veneer. As far as the mel veneer is concerned, the rule I use is, even number of glue lines, odd number of plys. Hope this helps, John.




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