Darryl Keil Last Activity 2025-09-09 11:09 AM
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Dean

 
Subject : veneer storage
Posted : 2004-02-07 5:30 PM
Post #31272
My veneers seem to get extremely dry after a short time in storage. How do all of you keep your veneers? How do veneer suppliers keep theirs???


 
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Anton Gerner

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Subject : veneer storage
Posted : 2004-02-08 2:57 PM
Post #31273 - In reply to #31272
I generally store my larger stocks covered in plastic. Smaller pieces and offcuts I have stored in piles under my vacuum table between layers of MDF. Seems to work OK, and my workshop is very dry.


 
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Darryl Keil

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Subject : RE: veneer storage
Posted : 2004-02-09 6:22 PM
Post #31275 - In reply to #31272
Dean,

The main two things is to keep your veneer flat and not too dried out. Anton's approach in the previous post is what I suggest. If you can, store our veneer close to the floor rather than up high since lower will be less dry. In a basement shop, down low may not be such a good idea.


Most veneer companies keep their veneer palleted and banded in a unheated space. No heat helps keep the veneer from getting too dry.

Sincerely
Darryl Keil
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