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Manufacturing Veneers

Manufacturing Veneers. Although caw cut veneer is available most veneers are sliced by knife to a thickness of 0.6 - 0.8 mm. The log is taken from the forest, debarked, trimmed and softened by placing in a steam bath for a number of hours or days, depending on the species of wood. .

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Manufacturing Veneers

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  1. Manufacturing Veneers

  2. Although caw cut veneer is available most veneers are sliced by knife to a thickness of 0.6 - 0.8 mm.

  3. The log is taken from the forest, debarked, trimmed and softened by placing in a steam bath for a number of hours or days, depending on the species of wood.

  4. The log is then cut into veneer using one of the following methods: • Flat Slicing: The log is either squared or cut in half and mounted on a horizontal or vertical table. As the table moves a knife slices off a veneer • Rotary Cutting: The log is fixed in a lathe and rotated against a knife • Half Round Cutting: The log or half log is mounted off centre in the lathe

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