Darryl Keil Last Activity 2026-01-12 8:29 AM
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Chris D

 
Subject : veneering over a multi-layered edge detail
Posted : 2000-11-15 4:55 PM
Post #30883
Hi Darryl & Crew ;I'm doing a detail which is a reverse "S" edge detail on 1 1/8" MDF I have approx 12 layers of veneer following the edge this detail ends-up being 1/2" in height (or less) . The lay-up of the edge is w/ uni-bond which has set for a week > I wanted to veneer top & bot faces and wonder should I plan on two layers to insure no telegraph or will the possibility of telegraph be marginalized by the layers having "all those rigid glue lines"? I 'm assuming one layer of veneer will be alright . am I asking for trouble?Thanks ,



 
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Darryl Keil

 
Subject : veneering over a multi-layered edge detail
Posted : 2000-11-16 7:47 PM
Post #30888 - In reply to #30883
Hello Chris,I dont like to veneer directly over solid but I do agree that with all the layers of veneer and the rigidity of Unibond its not really solid and wont behave like it, so I would go ahead and veneer directly over it.SincerelyDarryl Keil : Hi Darryl & Crew ;: I'm doing a detail which is a reverse "S" edge detail on 1 1/8" : MDF I have approx 12 layers of veneer following the edge this : detail ends-up being 1/2" in height (or less) . The lay-up of the : edge is w/ uni-bond which has set for a week > I wanted to : veneer top & bot faces and wonder should I plan on two layers : to insure no telegraph or will the possibility of telegraph : be marginalized by the layers having "all those rigid glue : lines"? I 'm assuming one layer of veneer will be alright . am I : asking for trouble?: Thanks ,
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