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Michael Lomax

 
Subject : resawn veneer and movement problems
Posted : 2001-04-23 12:59 PM
Post #30100
How thin must one resaw veneer in order to confidently use MDF as a substrate and expect no future problems with wood movement?I expect that I will be using walnut and maple and probably MDF as a substrate. If the veneers are 1/8 of an inch thick should I expect problems?Thanks for any help.SincerelyMichael Lomax



 
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Darryl Keil

 
Subject : resawn veneer and movement problems
Posted : 2001-04-23 7:15 PM
Post #30104 - In reply to #30100
Dear Michael,The answer is somewhat dependant on your climate and seasonal humidity changes but a general rule is not more than 3/32". I recommend 1/16" to play it safe. SincerelyDarryl Keil: How thin must one resaw veneer in order to confidently use MDF as a : substrate and expect no future problems with wood movement?: I expect that I will be using walnut and maple and probably MDF as a : substrate. If the veneers are 1/8 of an inch thick should I expect : problems?: Thanks for any help.: Sincerely: Michael Lomax




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