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12-04-2005, 01:41 PM
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| Laminated verneer Has anyone use say, Maple with Walnut verneer laminated to it and then routed figures into this? Some of what I want to do are personalized nameplates for people. Need the contrast. Thanks. Mike    |
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12-04-2005, 02:41 PM
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| There was an article in Fine Woodwoking several months ago with furniture that was veneered with a contrasting wood, and patterns were hand carved to reveal the different wood below the veneer. Some really nice stuff, that I plan on trying at some point in the future. The best way to glue the veneer is to use a vacuum bag. I built my system based on the kits available at www.joewoodworker.com It works great.
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