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Darryl Keil

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Frank G.

Subject : male/female forms?
Posted : 2002-07-18 8:04 PM
Post #29293

Is it absolutely necessary to build a male and female form when veneering a curved piece? I've read about others using just the male form, but i can't figure out how they keep the veneer from sticking to the form when pressing the female side.any advice/help appreciated.

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Darryl Keil

Subject : male/female forms?
Posted : 2002-07-19 8:56 AM
Post #29296 - In reply to #29293

Frank,With a vacuum press you only need the male form. The veneer sticking to the form on the female side is easily solved with a piece of plastic between the form and veneer.SincerelyDarryl Keil: Is it absolutely necessary to build a male and female form when : veneering a curved piece? I've read about others using just the male : form, but i can't figure out how they keep the veneer from sticking : to the form when pressing the female side.: any advice/help appreciated.

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Frank

Subject : male/female forms?
Posted : 2002-08-01 3:38 PM
Post #29323 - In reply to #29296

Thanks for the tip, worked like a charm.: Frank,: With a vacuum press you only need the male form. The veneer sticking to the form on the female side is easily solved with a piece of plastic between the form and veneer.: Sincerely: Darryl Keil

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