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Richard Brewer

Subject : jointing veneers
Posted : 1999-07-26 10:52 PM
Post #30197

I find that in the small shop situation the most troublesome aspect of veneer work is in the jointing of veneers prior to taping. I have employed several different methods, each of which has some limitations and drawbacks. I have been working on a design for a dedicated, router based, station for straightlining veneers, but now I see where V.P.S. is offering a "veneer cutter". Can anyone tell me about this product, how it works, and how well it works? Cross grain? At angles? Highly figured grain? Is it feasible to joint 8-10 foot lengths with it? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks, R.

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John Schlierkamp

Subject : jointing veneers
Posted : 1999-07-31 12:21 AM
Post #30205 - In reply to #30197

:Try the "Fine" detail sander that comes with a saw blade. no other brand will do as the "Fine". You will be surprised and never work with out one. No more waist in material and time. I used every veneer saw you can think off even made one with a rasor blade. They all will ripp the veneer soner or later but not the "Fine" John I find that in the small shop situation the most troublesome aspect : of veneer work is in the jointing of veneers prior to taping. I have : employed several different methods, each of which has some : limitations and drawbacks. I have been working on a design for a : dedicated, router based, station for straightlining veneers, but now : I see where V.P.S. is offering a "veneer cutter". Can anyone tell me : about this product, how it works, and how well it works? Cross grain? : At angles? Highly figured grain? Is it feasible to joint 8-10 foot : lengths with it? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks, R.

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Richard

Subject : jointing veneers
Posted : 1999-08-01 11:44 PM
Post #30206 - In reply to #30205

: :Try the "Fine" detail sander that comes with a saw blade. no other brand will do as the "Fine". You will be surprised and never work with out one. No more waist in material and time. I used every veneer saw you can think off even made one with a rasor blade. They all will ripp the veneer soner or later but not the "Fine" : John: I find that in the small shop situation the most troublesome aspect : : of veneer work is in the jointing of veneers prior to taping. I have : : employed several different methods, each of which has some : : limitations and drawbacks. I have been working on a design for a : : dedicated, router based, station for straightlining veneers, but now : : I see where V.P.S. is offering a "veneer cutter". Can anyone tell me : : about this product, how it works, and how well it works? Cross grain? : : At angles? Highly figured grain? Is it feasible to joint 8-10 foot : : lengths with it? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks, R.

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