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Anthony_Gomez
I'll be doing a little veneering (NBL) and am curious as to the best method for flushmounting.
The two problems I am concerned with:
1) chip out of the veneer at the cut edge
2)"circle" indents left by imperfections on the Jasper base accentuated by multiple passes through thicker wood.
Here are the options I can think of
1) veneer first, and use a Fluted staight bit
2) veneer first and use an up cut bit
3) veneer first and use a down cut bit (rocker doesn't have them)
4) route the inner diameter first, then veneer, then flush , then use a rabbit bit
any opinions/advice from EXPERIENCED cabinet builders (just trying to eliminate guesses)?
The two problems I am concerned with:
1) chip out of the veneer at the cut edge
2)"circle" indents left by imperfections on the Jasper base accentuated by multiple passes through thicker wood.
Here are the options I can think of
1) veneer first, and use a Fluted staight bit
2) veneer first and use an up cut bit
3) veneer first and use a down cut bit (rocker doesn't have them)
4) route the inner diameter first, then veneer, then flush , then use a rabbit bit
any opinions/advice from EXPERIENCED cabinet builders (just trying to eliminate guesses)?