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Jonathan Benson. Woodworker's Guide to Veneering & Inlay (SC)
Veneering & Inlay
Dedication
Acknowledgments
Contents
CHAPTER 1. Veneering Then & Now
Historical background
Advantages of veneer
CHAPTER 2. From Forest to Shop
How wood grows
Wood figure and wood movement
How veneers are cut
Rotary Cutting
Flitch Cutting
Clipping
Buying veneers
Rotary slicing
Flat Slicing
Storing veneers
CHAPTER 3. Cutting, Matching & Taping Veneers
Four veneering styles
Matching veneers
Parquetry
Marquetry
Cutting veneers
Crosscutting Veneers to Length
Ripping Veneers to Width
Shooting the edges
Jointer Plane
Jointer
Sanding Stick
Router
Table Saw
Knife and Straightedge
Veneer Saw
Taping
CHAPTER 4. Substrates
Substrate selection criteria
Traditional substrates
Plywood substrates
Bending Plywood
Selecting Plywood
Composite Substrates
Particleboard
Medium-Density Fiberboard
Lumber Core
Torsion Box
Honeycomb
Kerfcore
CHAPTER 5. Adhesives
Synthetic glues
Choosing glue
Hide glue
PVA glue
White PVA Glue
Yellow PVA Glue
Cross-Linking PVA Glue
Urea formaldehyde glue
One-Part Urea Formaldehyde
Two-Part Urea Formaldehyde
Resorcinol glue
Epoxy
Contact cement
FSV Adhesives
Glue sheets
Spreading glue
CHAPTER 6. Pressure & Presses
Hot-pressing
Clamps and cauls
Screw press
Vacuum bag press
Hammer veneering
Trimming veneered panels
Router and Fence
Knife, Straightedge, and Router
Table Saw
CHAPTER 7. The Edge
Solid wood edge
Veneer tape
Veneered edge
Contrasting border
CHAPTER 8. Problems, Repairs & Finishing
Evaluating veneer problems
Ironing veneer flat
Sizing the veneer
Sizing mixtures
Patching defects
Repairs after gluing up
Wet-Glue Defects
Dry-Glue Defects
Cleaning and sanding veneered panels
Repairing loose spots
Slit the Bubble
Force Glue Under the Veneer
Press the Bubble Flat
Veneer finishing
Repairing finished work
Loose Veneer
Small Patches
CHAPTER 9. Complex Matching, Inlays & Borders
Four-way match
Four-way burl match
Radial match
Inlay
Straightedge method: layout
Straightedge method: cutting
Fitting an inlay
Template method
Pass-through inlays
Routing inlays
Borders
Inlaid border
Rolled edge border
Shop-made banding
CHAPTER 10. Marquetry & Parquetry
Marquetry sawing techniques
Marquetry Patterns
Sawing marquetry
Basic marquetry project
Prepare the Field
Sawing the Veneers
Tape the Petal in Place
Sand Shading
Knife-Cut the Grass
Complete the Marquetry
Parquetry
CHAPTER 11. Band-Sawing Veneers
Why band saw?
Sawing basics
The Band Saw
The Planer
The Jointer
Preparing the wood
The rip fence
Sawing the veneers
Planing the veneers
Storing the veneer
CHAPTER 12. Mirror Frame
Full-size drawing
Bending jig
Make the Ribs
Assemble the Bending Jig
Prepare and glue the face veneer
Bending the panels
Straightening the Edges
Shaping the Curved Edges
Preparing the edge veneer
Hammer veneering the edge
Working the Curved Edge
Keep on Hammering
Trimming excess veneer
Final trimming and sanding
Completing the frame
Frame joints
Rabbetting the frame
Constructing the hanger
Assembling the frame
Appendix 1. Glossary
Appendix 3. Veneering Suppliers
