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Darryl Keil

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Joey McCullough

Subject : Veneer panels
Posted : 2003-02-14 9:47 AM
Post #28667

I am getting ready to apply paperback burl to a 1/4 inch birch plywood substrate.(Vacupress 5cfm) After complete they will be enclosed in a frame used for a King size headboard. Is it necessary to veneer both sides if it will be encased in a frame?

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Darryl Keil

Subject : Veneer panels
Posted : 2003-02-14 2:15 PM
Post #28671 - In reply to #28667

Joey,It isnt a must to veneer both sides as your frame will hold the panel flat around the edges. The 1/4" will definately bow if you press only one side. If the panels are large the bow may be noticeable, if they are small it may not show much. Its a visual thing not a functional one.SincerelyDarryl Keil: I am getting ready to apply paperback burl to a 1/4 inch birch : plywood substrate.(Vacupress 5cfm) After complete they will be : enclosed in a frame used for a King size headboard. Is it necessary : to veneer both sides if it will be encased in a frame?

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Joey McCullough

Subject : Veneer panels
Posted : 2003-02-14 2:26 PM
Post #28673 - In reply to #28671

The panel size will be 22" x 33", will this be a problem?: Joey,: It isnt a must to veneer both sides as your frame will hold the panel flat around the edges. The 1/4" will definately bow if you press only one side. If the panels are large the bow may be noticeable, if they are small it may not show much. Its a visual thing not a functional one.: Sincerely: Darryl Keil: : I am getting ready to apply paperback burl to a 1/4 inch birch : : plywood substrate.(Vacupress 5cfm) After complete they will be : : enclosed in a frame used for a King size headboard. Is it necessary : : to veneer both sides if it will be encased in a frame?

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Darryl Keil

Subject : Veneer panels
Posted : 2003-02-15 9:46 AM
Post #28674 - In reply to #28673

Joey,At that size I would veneer both sides. Like I said, it wont be a problem functionally because its in a frame but visually I wouldnt like it.SincerelyDarryl Keil: The panel size will be 22" x 33", will this be a problem?: : : Joey,: : It isnt a must to veneer both sides as your frame will hold the panel flat around the edges. The 1/4" will definately bow if you press only one side. If the panels are large the bow may be noticeable, if they are small it may not show much. Its a visual thing not a functional one.: : Sincerely: : Darryl Keil: : : : I am getting ready to apply paperback burl to a 1/4 inch birch : : : plywood substrate.(Vacupress 5cfm) After complete they will be : : : enclosed in a frame used for a King size headboard. Is it necessary : : : to veneer both sides if it will be encased in a frame?

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