Hi all, I have cut a couple of 2mm thick sheets of veneer from a Qld Red Cedar board, but find each has a hole in it about 4mm x 2mm, probably from some borer while the tree was still standing up near Atherton, NQ. It wasn't obvious until after I cut the veneers and held them up to the light.
I intend gluing the veneers to a 4mm marine plywood substrate, with either PVA or epoxy.
Can anyone please advise on the best way to fix this hole? It will form the lid of a jewellery box. Should it be repaired before gluing to the substrate, or after? Also, I am not a big fan of Timbermate, having read bad reviews of its long term performance
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I intend gluing the veneers to a 4mm marine plywood substrate, with either PVA or epoxy.
Can anyone please advise on the best way to fix this hole? It will form the lid of a jewellery box. Should it be repaired before gluing to the substrate, or after? Also, I am not a big fan of Timbermate, having read bad reviews of its long term performance
RedCedar01.jpgRedCedar02.jpgRedCedar03.jpg
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