VENEERING A COVED FORM

March 13, 2006


This is an easy way to laminate veneer onto a cove cut piece of Baltic Birch. The tutorial shows you all the steps from tablesaw to final sanding.
COVE TUTORIAL

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  1. I own a woodworking company, which does vaccum veneering. In an effort to conserve funds we invested in a roarackit veneering system for some of our smaller projects. The system left much to be desired. I don’t see how anyone could possibly have quality results consistently. Especially on a scalloped surface such as this. Very Dissapointed.

    Comment by Sean Grifter — April 4, 2006 @ 10:59 pm

  2. I am sorry you feel that our system does not work as advertised. I did all three of the tutorials listed on the blog using our Thin Air Press system without any difficulty. The fluting sample was a lot of fun to do.

    Because you have an electric system you are probably used to quickly sealing a vacuum bag without taking extra caution to make sure their are no air pathways for the air to leak into the bag. The process of sealing the bag is the key to vacuum bagging without a pump. It is much different than using an electric system.

    My suggestion, if you still have the kit is to look at our Tape Sealing tutorial in our How-To Video area on our site. It explains the sealing technique in more detail than the provided instructions.

    You should have little problem with the kit if the instructions are followed.

    Ted

    Comment by Administrator — April 4, 2006 @ 11:50 pm

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