I really like the use of the edge planer blade for trimming. I've never seen that done before. Seems like the perfect way to do it after watching you do it. Your skill in placing the blade to trim the banding is notably experienced. Well done, and thanks for the tutorial. Happy to subscribe.
Hi Geoff; great video as always, greetings from the UK. Is there any chance of some more cabinet building guides? I have learnt so much from you're channel, anything on bedroom furniture would be of great interest. Thanks again.
Thanks for the great feedback, have you watched my two videos on the bedside tables? Also there is a built in wardrobe but I do need to get around to showing some basic kitchen style cabinets. Thanks for watching 😁
@@geoffsjoinery4990 will this method work as well for beveled edge (bending along the grain contrary to opposite to the grain which is shown in the video)?
Hi there, I simply just use a small automotive type inline fuel filter to capture the dust, I have left an Amazon link: amzn.to/3reWhVu Thanks for watching and good luck:)
This kind of work efficiency is too slow. Now there are curve edge banding machines on the market. A plate can be finished in three seconds. Why not choose curve edge banding machines and edge trimming machines?
Yes of course there are machines for this but as the title says "Edgebanding Curved Corners by Hand". Not everyone can afford a machine to do this or it may just be a one off job. The purpose of this video is to demonstrate "how it can be done by hand"!
I really like the use of the edge planer blade for trimming. I've never seen that done before. Seems like the perfect way to do it after watching you do it. Your skill in placing the blade to trim the banding is notably experienced. Well done, and thanks for the tutorial. Happy to subscribe.
Thanks for watching and your support 👍
Wow, it turned out pretty good but then again everything you do turns out good and neatly done! Good vidio
Thanks so much for your support Antoinette 😁
@@geoffsjoinery4990, You're welcome keep up the good work I enjoy watching you 🥰
Hi Geoff; great video as always, greetings from the UK. Is there any chance of some more cabinet building guides? I have learnt so much from you're channel, anything on bedroom furniture would be of great interest. Thanks again.
Thanks for the great feedback, have you watched my two videos on the bedside tables? Also there is a built in wardrobe but I do need to get around to showing some basic kitchen style cabinets.
Thanks for watching 😁
i can guestimate but wondering if you could say the min radius this will work well for ? what you have tested.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I wonder if such 90 degree curved angles can be covered with 2 or 3 mm veneer? Or it's too thick?
It will be a similar process using a heat gun to soften the edging and making it pliable. Thanks for watching
@@geoffsjoinery4990 will this method work as well for beveled edge (bending along the grain contrary to opposite to the grain which is shown in the video)?
Yes of course you may need to get a wider edge tape to compensate for the bevel.@@olegx.8173
Hello, which Filter do you use on your vakkuum pump ? - searching for a suitable one.
Hi there, I simply just use a small automotive type inline fuel filter to capture the dust, I have left an Amazon link:
amzn.to/3reWhVu
Thanks for watching and good luck:)
@@geoffsjoinery4990 very friendly - Thank you
That compressor noise .. so .. distractive
This kind of work efficiency is too slow. Now there are curve edge banding machines on the market. A plate can be finished in three seconds. Why not choose curve edge banding machines and edge trimming machines?
Yes of course there are machines for this but as the title says "Edgebanding Curved Corners by Hand". Not everyone can afford a machine to do this or it may just be a one off job. The purpose of this video is to demonstrate "how it can be done by hand"!