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Cutting Curves On Paper Backed Veneers, How To Avoid Splintering of Wood Veneers When Cutting Curves
Posted by Bob Morgan, Pres. Veneer Factory Outlet/Wood Veneer Factory Outlet on 8th Mar 2023
Q. what would be the best way to cut gradual curves in my paper backed sheet? I am concerned about splintering of the wood edge cutting on a curve.
A. If you use a sharp razor knife with a new blade, you shouldn’t have any problem with splintering of the veneer.
Regards,
Bob Morgan, Pres.
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