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These are drawer fronts that I veneered for a tool cabinet project. Center is sapele veneer and the crossbanding is ribbon cut sapele. Both are paper backed veneers which makes working with them much easier. Applied with spary contact cement. The black strip is some of the sapele veneer dyed with black ink. Beading around the perimeter is mahagony.
-- Julian
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 422 days ago
Beautiful work Julian they look perfect.
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lightweightladylefty
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#2 posted 422 days ago
Julian,
Wow! Those are beautiful! If you make drawers like that for your tool cabinet, what does your china cabinet look like? ! ?
Thanks for sharing.
L/W
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#3 posted 421 days ago
Nifty work Julian the color is spectacular I think a better suited drawer pulls are in order way to subdue for such a beautiful back drop. Just my two cents love the work…BC
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#4 posted 421 days ago
Beautiful work. What finish did you apply to the sapele?
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Julian
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#5 posted 420 days ago
Just clear shellac.
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#6 posted 381 days ago
looks awesome. what kind of glue did you use? i’m interested in veneering but pretty unfamiliar with the process. any easy resources you recommend?
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