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Great video, thank you for sharing 😊 have you got a video where you adapt the same massage for a man? It would help so much❤️

Now those are C-clamps!

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Great video! It was very helpful. Are you planning to post new videos?

Very useful. Thank you.

Thanks for the video, really great! I've recently been trying out veneering, but using PVA/wood glue and clamps approach, one thing I found was that some of the (walnut) burr veneer I had had some very small holes in it that allowed the glue to seep through and glue to the clamping boards. The veneer then got wrecked when I unclamped it all. I solved this by putting cling film between the veneer and clamping board - probably not a traditional approach! Quick question, when using the impact/contact glue, what's the reason for putting 2 coats of the glue on each side?

Best tutorial on veneering. No nonsense, straight to the point using simple tools and materials.

It would be useful to know who does this course, and where???

Absolutely wonderful. I've watched this about five times

Is this the VTCT routine for Level 2 facial and skincare

There's another useful method I employ for my loudspeaker business. I use quality pva glues and apply to the substrate using a small roller then apply the veneer and then rub from the centre out using a burnished, perfectly smooth block of oak as a veneer hammer just to get the glue to start grabbing a little. I then use a non steam iron set to medium and working a small area at a time starting at one end, push the iron firmly over the area without holding for too long so the glue doesn't get too hot. The idea is to get the iron to press the veneer locally then use smooth wooden blocks to go over the area ironed to take the heat out quickly. The heat is transferred to the blocks. This causes the glue to grab and starts the setting process but leaves enough time to go over the entire piece and re iron and smooth as needed ensuring all air pockets are removed and all edges bonded. The piece is then turned over and I use a sharp knife to trim the excess ensuring the blade runs along the length to be trimmed where the grain flows up and away with the direction of the cut. A final edge trim is done after 20 minutes when the bond strength permits usig a small inexpensive hand plane then 240 grit finishing paper to smooth if needed. The inside face is done with balancing veneers for any panel a4 sized or above which is unbraced. I have had good success with this method but it does require a degree of skill which only comes with practice and patience.

-4Carl, Nice presentation, covered all the important basics.

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Absolutely excellent. Thank you, appreciated!

Excellent info. Thank you very much

I know this is five years old, but I'm glad you explained how veneer isn't always a cheap shortcut. I admit, I assumed that it was.

Great video thanks for sharing

this may be a silly question.. if your client falls asleep, do you carry on and let them wake up when they do, or do you stop the treatment and politely wake them up? x

How you dealing with the edge of the mdf,and do I need any type of primer/sealer before I start with the gluing of the veneer?Thanks!

Glad I found this. Have a project with veneer given to me and had not a clue on how veneer is done. Thanks. This was great/perfect. Thanks for posting this.

can veneer be use on fiber cement board? how?

Hi, is this massage suitable for all skin type including acne/oily prone skin?

Not sure I would use a roller to make sure the veneer is well pushed down. Make up a traditional veneer hammer substituting a piece of hard hardwood for the iron we were always told was used. Iron can react badly with the tannin in some veneers such as Oak. Reason for the hammer over the roller is the contact area of a roller means you need super-human strength to achieve the same pressure on the veneer as with a hammer.

Could you also cut the veneer on the edges,to make a fold line and then bend it arround the edge?

Great help - Thanks!

Great demo, easy and comprehensive ! BTW is not "massit" muscle, is MASSETER muscle

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great vid

Thanks a lot.. More veneer tuts plz.

What kind of oil you are using ? Thanks

too good....and soothing. loved it

Great job. Enjoyed the video a lot.

This guy likes to hear himself talk. could have done this video in 3 minutes if he didn't waste time telling you useless information

Great video! Thank you :D

thank you for the thorough video. I learned a lot and am anxious to start an art project using veneer.

Great introduction and well presented!, does anyone know of a good supplier for thicker workable Vaneer that can be sanded and finished to high gloss finish? im currently using Vaneer that's 0.6mm thick and its not very workable, i would love to use Walnut blur to resurface the top of a pool table but it might be something a bit more advanced for a beginner....

Very informative! Thank you for sharing.

This is a very good and informative facial massage. Well done loved it xx

Thank you that was very informative. (Y)

Shitty video, way too long, and all it shows is flat surface veneering tips.

Is there a glue side and the face side?

Thank You!

Thank you for posting. I never do any veneer before. I have a old 1930s radio to restore. The veneer is coming off in big bits. Will be playing around fist to get fermiluler with thisAll the best Richard

Johnny, the last time I used a drafting table and t-square was when you were a baby. It's nice to know these techniques are still in use. However, a drafting arm parallelogram would to you wonders!

Any advice on using paper-backed veneers?

I wish looking to do a walnut veneer kitchen . do you recommend for kitchen. is it durable enough ?

Thanks very much. I have a challenging project, the restoration of a model airplane, (large, 2m wingspan). It has a very nice wood veneer fuselage but it is showing it age. I want to cover with a new layer of veneer. Since the bottom of the fuselage is curved, it is difficult to clamp. Your instructions for the impact cement was very helpful. I am anxious to try it.