Scally
20th May 2005, 05:09 PM
I am after some expert advice with trimming veneer edge I am putting on raised panels.
I have glued a 6mm veneer strip in a groove routed around the edge of the field of raised panels. See pic.
The panels, 6, are for a cabinet's doors.
The top is easy to get level, using scrapers and sandpaper.
The lips are tedious. I start with a card scraper then use sandpaper wrapped around a square block.
Sometimes I get a little careless, especially where I have too much glue squeeze out and I scratch the veneer.
I have considered using the router to get a cleaner edge but there isn't much room for error.
Any suggestions or do I just continue on with care?
scally
I have glued a 6mm veneer strip in a groove routed around the edge of the field of raised panels. See pic.
The panels, 6, are for a cabinet's doors.
The top is easy to get level, using scrapers and sandpaper.
The lips are tedious. I start with a card scraper then use sandpaper wrapped around a square block.
Sometimes I get a little careless, especially where I have too much glue squeeze out and I scratch the veneer.
I have considered using the router to get a cleaner edge but there isn't much room for error.
Any suggestions or do I just continue on with care?
scally