If anyone has any tips on iron on edge banding for plywood I would like to hear from you. I have had some problems in the past with adhesion and do not want to develop problems on this project.
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David
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posted 357 days ago
Bob -
You migh consider not using iron-on edge banding. Instead use glued on solid edge banding which is more durable and thicker allowing some edge machining if needed.
Check out the following links:
Neil’s episodes on edge banding are for veneered MDF but very applicable to plywood.
Neil Lamens - Edge Banding 1
Neil Lamens - Edgebanding 2
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David
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