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Just one picture my most recently completed project as AOL's webpage builder only seems to allow only one picture to be stored. I also can’t seem to get AOL to allow the image within this posting (despite following Adam's superb tutorial) so I’ve had to include an external link.
This is my first foray into vacuum laminating and veneering and is entirely my own design. I have learned a tremendous amount about the nature of flexible ply, veneers, glues and finishing. The most important of which is probably never to get epoxy anywhere near masur birch. Thanks to Chris (Waterhead37) for his tips on finishing which unfortunately couldn't be used due to the foregoing.
From the design point of view I have learned that a two dimensional design, particularly incorporating curves can look quite different when seen in reality in 3D.
Overall I am reasonably pleased with the final effect although with so many new tecniques and materials it can only be considered of prototype quality.
http://publish.hometown.aol.co.uk/odi16 ... and=AOL_UK
Thanks for looking.
Roy
This is my first foray into vacuum laminating and veneering and is entirely my own design. I have learned a tremendous amount about the nature of flexible ply, veneers, glues and finishing. The most important of which is probably never to get epoxy anywhere near masur birch. Thanks to Chris (Waterhead37) for his tips on finishing which unfortunately couldn't be used due to the foregoing.
From the design point of view I have learned that a two dimensional design, particularly incorporating curves can look quite different when seen in reality in 3D.
Overall I am reasonably pleased with the final effect although with so many new tecniques and materials it can only be considered of prototype quality.
http://publish.hometown.aol.co.uk/odi16 ... and=AOL_UK
Thanks for looking.
Roy