Veneer Me Crazy! #9 - Compound Veneering: Veneering a Turned Form curved joinery

Veneer Me Crazy! #9 - Compound Veneering: Veneering a Turned Form curved joineryWhy would anyone want to veneer a turning? Because veneer offers the highest quality figures that are not always available or affordable in hardwood. Also, adjacent plains or surfaces can veneered with contrasting species which is also not possible using hardwood. These techniques give your work a special WOW! In this class, Scott continues sharing his compound veneering techniques from VMC! #8 Waterfall Edge, but this time he veneers a spherical form

Advanced Veneering and Alternative Techniques

He'll demonstrate all the steps required to safely and precisely create and use router templates to match a curved hardwood edge to a table edge

Extra thick 5/16” anodized aluminum base that eliminates plate flexing for more accurate and safe cutting

and fun embellishment art projects

and seam veneer

The recording is indexed for quick topic reference

A special section dedicated to Grove’s pioneered wavy contour seam and spiral match is also included

You can purchase Scott's companion book

accurate profiles

November 22nd at 12:00 p

The Ultimate Router Base System is the only router base your shop will ever need

which is strong and lightweight and eliminates flexing