17-01-2016, 05:33 AM
Nice work David 
Veneering isn't that bad at all if you use the right technique
This is my first ever veneering attempt this Christmas on a pair of uFonken full-range near-field speakers I made from 12mm birch-faced ply - I used Fostex FF85WK drivers. The paper-backed veneer - American Black Walnut Decoflex - and the carcass are both coated with aliphatic glue that is allowed to dry - the veneer is then ironed on using a very hot iron and a layer of protective brown paper. Trimming is done using a scapel with a new blade, a heavy steel rule and a cutting mat.
Finsh is three coats of Chestnut Hard Wax Oil...
Veneering isn't that bad at all if you use the right technique
This is my first ever veneering attempt this Christmas on a pair of uFonken full-range near-field speakers I made from 12mm birch-faced ply - I used Fostex FF85WK drivers. The paper-backed veneer - American Black Walnut Decoflex - and the carcass are both coated with aliphatic glue that is allowed to dry - the veneer is then ironed on using a very hot iron and a layer of protective brown paper. Trimming is done using a scapel with a new blade, a heavy steel rule and a cutting mat.
Finsh is three coats of Chestnut Hard Wax Oil...
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