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Cutting New Wood Veneer to Size

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Summary: Cutting new veneer to size for furniture. Learn how to fix damaged or broken veneer furniture in this free woodworking video.

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By Curt Martin
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Curtis W. Martin is a third-generation antiques restorer. He began working in his father's furniture repair business when he was 10 years old, and hasn't been able to get the sawdust...read more

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"All right now, now that we've got the piece cut to shape, cut to fit our area, we want to trim a little bit of the excess. We want to keep it a little wider and longer than what it is, so we're going to take a pencil now, mark the underside and the back. Give us an idea where we need to trim it. Come back in with our razor blade and just trim it a little heavy, maybe an eighth of an inch or so. Be careful going across the grain because the veneer wants to tear out at the end. Just make several small passes. Once you get there you can break that off. Now we're going to apply a little bit of our glue. Squish it down till it squishes out everywhere. Then we're going to use another one of the melamine blocks and another clamp to add the pressure. Again, you're not trying to crush it, just get nice firm pressure. Once we feel secure about that, we're going to let that sit and dry again for another twenty four hours."

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