Just a few of the many way you can cover the exposed edges of plywood. Iron on veneer, thin solid wood, and thick solid wood.
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Excellent as always …
Excellent as always. Good ideas and well communicated. You are talented!
better than norm …
better than norm avery….. that’s bordering blasphemy my friend
Good information. …
Good information. Thanks.
Thanks, you really …
Thanks, you really helped me out with this!
Good stuff. …
Good stuff. Reaffirmed what I already do, but still very good. You’re better than Norm.
I LOVE that tape …
I LOVE that tape trick!
Made me giggle a bit.
don’t be daft, for …
don’t be daft, for edgebanding, remove excess with a flat sided file, moving along the edge at a slight angle, removes and de-arrasses in one movement!!
Well done tutorial! …
Well done tutorial! I learned several things I didn’t know before.
Card scrapper to …
Card scrapper to avoid gouging the ply…
Brilliant!!! Great vid Marc. Oh, and that tape trick when using the nail gun… Good stuff!
good topic; …
good topic; well-developed
I am just starting …
I am just starting out in woodworking and have been afraid of edge bands. Excellent job and I will incorporate your ideas. Thanks for the tip on the tape/putty as well!!
that whole sticky …
that whole sticky tape method for when you use the wood filler is realy cleaver, ill have to do that next time