Great project, indeed the veneer is expensive but its stability pays off. So cool to see a pro like you to use my comment to use the domino + washer as slots. Other idea, on every youtube film I see panels and tabletops being glued up the same way: applying glue on each board individually. I learned from my dad that it's easier to stack all the boards and clamp them together. That way you can apply glue on one single surface. There is however the disadvantage of manipulating a whole stack of boards which can be too heavy. But you will win time and reduce stress.
The author does like to from scratch, ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.
Awesome job ! You should get a tank of spray glue I used to use it for plastic laminate work and it works great for wood veneer also . I use stayput and famica brand the home center spray adhesive doesn't work well.
Another good option for gluing the veneer to the front, put 2 coats of wood glue (PVA) on both the veneer and the substrate, let them dry, then use a iron to heat up the glue, & the 2 surfaces will bond together. Works great!
+Crafted Workshop hey man, umm 2 reasons I guess 1 I don't think regular ply would have bent even down to 4mm my test piece was cracking. 2. I needed to veneer over the corner to make it appear like a mitre.
+Crafted Workshop oh right well I had to buy the veneer which is outrageous price so used my off cuts etc for the flats. The veneer is the same price as veneerd ply! Plus with my press these kind of flat panel glue- ups are super easy.
Joey, just superb execution. You're a true expert in your field. You're the boss my friend ! Never heard about flexible plywood at least in my small Belgium.. Maybe to try with 3mm plywood? Eric
ha cheers , yea its cool stuff it has 3 plys 2 outside plys a really quite thick and the grain runs the same way , the middle ply is very thin with the grain running perpendicular to keep the sheet from splitting.
i think the water is for the venner so it doesn't suck too much glue.Might alter with the finish. Also, for a piece that big, it is more time consuming than with the press in my opinion.
wondering if one couldn't use something inflatable that's tied down to the surface, for that sort of curved surface veneering. A pool lilo comes to mind :)
That's looks great. Good job. Curious about your little hand held edgebander? What model is that? Is it basically an Iron that heats up glue backed edge tape? Lee
nice build. question on the aluminum bracket that you have to hold the edgebanding art 9:24 is that a DIY gadget is that something you purchased? If it is purchased, I'd be stoked to know who made it. Thanks Mate!
Does this veneer with the fabric backing have to be applied perpendicular to the grain like traditional veneers? Door if this has already been answered. I was being lazy and didnt want to dig through a few hundred posts.
Nice work :) Alot of questions of materials that you use, and I have one too. That veneer looked super, what brand and where did you get it.. You said it was filt backed not paper is that correct. Best TR Norway
hi , I order the veneer from the factory that usually press it onto sheets of plywood / mdf. they will press it onto fleece on request , its super not cheap!
Antihéros amazing project !!! Your videos are getting better every time ! I'm trying to find the square brush you use for the stain , can you please tell me where I can find it in New Zealand ? Cheers
yea it would of , pva gives a much better bond as contact glue can let go sometimes. in saying that , in hind sight i should have used it on the curve!
I'd have gone with PVA. In my experience large surfaces and contact adhesive can be risky - if the veneer starts to 'bubble' it's really hard to rescue the job
Custom cabinet making for 13 years. Most of my custom pieces are curved. I’ve never had a problem or a call back because the contact adhesive failed. Both veneer and laminate. Just need a good roller and occasionally you’ll have to inject some glue
That turned out nicely. I am always impressed with the finish applicator pad that you use, makes it look so quick and easy compared to a brush. Who makes them? Thanks!
Hi there great video quick question...you used glue in almost every part except in the beginning when you started any particular reason I ask cuz I am new to woodworking I’m still learning
+Shant Aghadjanian for general cabinet making with plywood screwing together is just fine. Glue will do little to the strenght of a bit joint like this.
Very good! Knowing what you now know, do you consider a mechanical press a good investment for your business, or would you rather out the money into a vacuum bag setup?
+Greg Kieser I love the press for laminating large timber say table legs. Not as easy for veneer. I would love to set up a vacume table for veneers at some point.
Again I'm asking you about the WURTH stuff that you're using. I'm asking about them because I'm a sales agent of them in Romania and I want to tell my clients when and where to use them. Thanks!
That's a great project and thank you for showing your workflow that's very helpful
Pleasure to watch a professional at work mate 👍👍👍
It's great to see all your work build up in photos on Instagram then watch the whole build on here, great job again.
+Paul Lill huh cool cheers
Pure Craft Joey It's great that you show all your stuff up as well as all the good stuff . Please keep making vids Thank you.
What a beauty loved it! Thanks :)
I was waiting for the coffee?...jaja!..easy!, very easy!!..you make it easy...beautiful!! thanks for add your experience, very good legacy!..
Outstanding, keep em coming!
Hi. Brilliant as ever keep up the great work.
Very good,even excellent job!Thanks!
Well Done !!!! I liked your project..... Congrats . L.ZACCARO
Exelente, te felicito, un abrazo desde Chile
a joy to watch Mr professional.
Awesome project! I love the geometry of the desk with the walnut veneer! Great video too!
cheers
Great project, indeed the veneer is expensive but its stability pays off. So cool to see a pro like you to use my comment to use the domino + washer as slots. Other idea, on every youtube film I see panels and tabletops being glued up the same way: applying glue on each board individually. I learned from my dad that it's easier to stack all the boards and clamp them together. That way you can apply glue on one single surface. There is however the disadvantage of manipulating a whole stack of boards which can be too heavy. But you will win time and reduce stress.
+Bart Loncke always learning. I do use that glue up trick sometimes . Works best when all the timber is the same width. So not always possible
Really nice piece of work!
The author does like to from scratch, ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.
Great video . . . nice build.
Es un trabajo excelente. Saludos desde Popayán, Colombia.
You make it look so easy!
Simple but informative. Thanks
Thanks for post it . Really good job. Regards from Brazil 1
maravilloso!!!! felicidades!!!
Excellent work!
Well done!
Nice work bro beautiful
Just a little tip, you can actually use an iron for veneering.
I personally think that works much easier/faster.
Too good, Very admired
Nice job!
Lindamente original
👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Great Job! 👌👍
Nice video Joey. I always like the still shots at the end. Very professional looking and really shows off the work!
cheers , they are really hard to do i find, but worth the effort.
So cool i wanted to do like this thanks for sharing....
Impressive man great job!
All i can say is wow man. Great job as always.
+Joe Shmoe cheers
Awesome job ! You should get a tank of spray glue I used to use it for plastic laminate work and it works great for wood veneer also . I use stayput and famica brand the home center spray adhesive doesn't work well.
Makes me want to get a job as a wood worker..
That's awesome bro, I love your work.
One Man Band Woodworks
Pretty slick eh?!
cheers man
where did you get the bendable plywood?
Seemed like a small area for a garden. But maybe that's why I'm not a gardener? Thanks for the vid!
beautiful!
It looks beautiful Joey! Your skills are magnificent.
+Janmajit Shankar thanks
Very smart. 👍🏼
👍excelente👏👏👏👏!
Another good option for gluing the veneer to the front, put 2 coats of wood glue (PVA) on both the veneer and the substrate, let them dry, then use a iron to heat up the glue, & the 2 surfaces will bond together. Works great!
Any reason you didn't just buy Walnut veneered plywood? Great build man!
+Crafted Workshop hey man, umm 2 reasons I guess 1 I don't think regular ply would have bent even down to 4mm my test piece was cracking. 2. I needed to veneer over the corner to make it appear like a mitre.
Makes sense, I guess I meant for the regular flat pieces, just to save some time. Turned out awesome!
+Crafted Workshop oh right well I had to buy the veneer which is outrageous price so used my off cuts etc for the flats. The veneer is the same price as veneerd ply! Plus with my press these kind of flat panel glue- ups are super easy.
What is the plywood name
you could veneer the plywood first and bent it after that.
nice work.
You used the white glue for veneer ?
I used to work with contact glue and you dont need the press ...
Отличный проект. Подскажите пожалуйста, какой материал использовали для отделки - шпон или специальную плёнку?
Sublime travail 👍
Very nice!
Excellent job
Joey, just superb execution. You're a true expert in your field. You're the boss my friend !
Never heard about flexible plywood at least in my small Belgium.. Maybe to try with 3mm plywood?
Eric
Forgot to say that you deserve a zillion subscribers ;-)
ha cheers , yea its cool stuff it has 3 plys 2 outside plys a really quite thick and the grain runs the same way , the middle ply is very thin with the grain running perpendicular to keep the sheet from splitting.
Great work
hi Joey, great job !!! I hope someday my videos will be like yours, greetings from Argentina, Bruno
UA-cam seems to think I don't want to sub to your channel. Keeps unsubbing. You are one of my favs to watch, I will keep resubbing
+xrateduser ha cheers
awesome bro
very great job
Nice work. Where did you source the hand held edge from? Makes edge banding
look incredibly easy!
HI its made by Virutex of Spain, i got it from Jacks machines in Auckland
What thickness is the wood you bent and made the curves from?
Beautiful work. #1 kiwi on UA-cam👍
Nice job
Nice!!!
For the front veneer. Water down pva 50/50. Roll onto both surfaces apply veneer then run a hot iron over it! Sticks like shit to a blanket!! 👍👍👍
+Big Guns huh I'll have to try that
Will definitely be giving that a go! A side by side comparison with shit on a blanket perhaps :D
ha yea lets see that !!
You don't need to water it down. Just put it on both sides...let dry and iron on
i think the water is for the venner so it doesn't suck too much glue.Might alter with the finish.
Also, for a piece that big, it is more time consuming than with the press in my opinion.
Sweet!
wondering if one couldn't use something inflatable that's tied down to the surface, for that sort of curved surface veneering. A pool lilo comes to mind :)
not a bad idea!
Thank you for show me copy table making but I was not clear heard name that sheet :caplesh or capler sheet, pls let me know. thanks.
Nice job.
That's looks great. Good job.
Curious about your little hand held edgebander? What model is that? Is it basically an Iron that heats up glue backed edge tape? Lee
+lee beeden it's by Virutex of spain. Basically a heat gun with a fancy bit on the end.
nice build. question on the aluminum bracket that you have to hold the edgebanding art 9:24 is that a DIY gadget is that something you purchased? If it is purchased, I'd be stoked to know who made it. Thanks Mate!
Does this veneer with the fabric backing have to be applied perpendicular to the grain like traditional veneers? Door if this has already been answered. I was being lazy and didnt want to dig through a few hundred posts.
It doesn't matter on plywood as it doesn't move. I would still run it with the grain on solid timber
Nice work :) Alot of questions of materials that you use, and I have one too. That veneer looked super, what brand and where did you get it.. You said it was filt backed not paper is that correct.
Best
TR
Norway
hi , I order the veneer from the factory that usually press it onto sheets of plywood / mdf. they will press it onto fleece on request , its super not cheap!
Antihéros amazing project !!! Your videos are getting better every time ! I'm trying to find the square brush you use for the stain , can you please tell me where I can find it in New Zealand ?
Cheers
+Fabien Le Gall yea Bunnings miter 10 resene paint shop.
Супер стойка, можно сделать своими руками, автору респект и уважуха
Nice one mate. Great job. Very efficient. Would contact adhesive not have worked for the large curved veneer on the front?
thats what i would have used
yea it would of , pva gives a much better bond as contact glue can let go sometimes. in saying that , in hind sight i should have used it on the curve!
I'd have gone with PVA. In my experience large surfaces and contact adhesive can be risky - if the veneer starts to 'bubble' it's really hard to rescue the job
Custom cabinet making for 13 years. Most of my custom pieces are curved. I’ve never had a problem or a call back because the contact adhesive failed. Both veneer and laminate.
Just need a good roller and occasionally you’ll have to inject some glue
how do u make your veneer press?
nice work.
nice job man 👍🏻👍🏻😍
+MAJEED MARDAK cheers
Very good. I would have veneered the door edges too, just to give it that extra "humph!"but not 100% necessary.
yip that was a 50/50 call at the time, yes i should have done that ,
انا نجار لقد اعجبني طريقة العمل .والذى اعجبني اكثر نحن نعمل بنفس لاسلوب شكرا لك عمل جيد
very good job
hey mate, great work as usual! where do you source your veneers from? you mentioned it was expensivo :-)
+Johnny Huang through bbs timbers they are $225 each
Very nice work! May I ask what this ended up costing your client? Curious....
I would also like to know and also how long it took you to make
a little over 3 k took a week.
Very nice. What kind of saw blade did you use for the ply wood because it was a pretty nice and clean cut.
that is actually the stock blade on that saw. its a very thin kerf though.
That turned out nicely. I am always impressed with the finish applicator pad that you use, makes it look so quick and easy compared to a brush. Who makes them? Thanks!
+Brian Bain they are called speed brushes there are a few makers out all pretty much the same.
Thanks Joey, I appreciate the info.
Very nice
the smell in that workshop must have been delightfull.
Cool, and quick. Where do you get the bulk superglue and setting agent (whatever it's called) I can't find it in Central Otago?
i have an account with Wurth NZ , give them a call for a catalouge etc, i buy screws and sandpaper from them too, pretty cheap and good stuff.
Thanks, appreciated
What was the reason for the gap behind the backsplash area? Looks great, just curious about that!
They were going to put some plants in there. Cheers
Great work. How much would you charge for a piece like that?
+Magnum0500 I think it was about 3k
Hi there great video quick question...you used glue in almost every part except in the beginning when you started any particular reason
I ask cuz I am new to woodworking I’m still learning
+Shant Aghadjanian for general cabinet making with plywood screwing together is just fine. Glue will do little to the strenght of a bit joint like this.
KingPost TimberWorks thanks bud :)
great project.whats the name of the press machine for the liping?
how big is that planner
what was the last step? you aplied something on the veneer ? Amazing job :)
water based polyurethane , its CFP Floor by cabots
excellent
Very good! Knowing what you now know, do you consider a mechanical press a good investment for your business, or would you rather out the money into a vacuum bag setup?
+Greg Kieser I love the press for laminating large timber say table legs. Not as easy for veneer. I would love to set up a vacume table for veneers at some point.
super dooper
Again I'm asking you about the WURTH stuff that you're using.
I'm asking about them because I'm a sales agent of them in Romania and I want to tell my clients when and where to use them.
Thanks!
+Limbutu Cristian well I have rep come by once a month and just order whatever I need . Screws, super glue, hand towels, bits etc
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I've the vid man! I have to ask what kind of tool holster/belt is that you have on?
+Hardda Farm it's a modified Makita hammer holder. With extra rear earth magnet to hold my steel rule.
Water based contact cement by 3m. Would have used it for all veneer work
Genial