How To Apply Edge Banding // WOODWORKING TIPS
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2018
- In this video, I will show you the steps that I take when applying Edge Banding. For this video, I wanted to share the technique that I use for applying edge banding. I use heat activated glue edge banding whenever I apply it to any of my plywood projects. The process is quite simple.
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A good tip for you: Since the Iron heats both the veneer and the adhesive, it is best to cool them both with a damp cloth. After ironing the veneer down, simply wipe the veneer with a damp cloth to cool and set the adhesive. Any area that did not stick can be reheated to activate the glue and then cool it again with the damp cloth. Trust me, this is the way to go. Great channel. Keep up the great work!
Billy Brown great tip thanks!!
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Im a carpenter and I liked this video. He explains everything fast, simple and direct.
Thank you
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wow how simple, I always had a stigma against doing edge banding myself.. but this looks really easy and BEAUTIFUL!
I was curious to ask as far as the temperature setting on the iron?
Also when standing down the edges like that what are we talking about for grit? 220?
Thank you for confirming in my mind how to do this. Someone at the company that makes the edge banding suggested to me to use a piece of parchment paper between the iron and the new edging piece in case you have anything burned onto your iron that might come off onto the new band as you iron it on. I thought that was a great suggestion, as irons often have burnt spray starch on them.
Thank for this! Just the right amount of talk - admirable delivery
Coincidentally, I needed to edge band a drawer that had been trimmed leaving the plywood showing. You didn't really show me anything I didn't already THINK I knew, but you confirmed the procedure and gave me confidence to go ahead. The job came out very nicely. Thank you.
Glad you found it helpful
😂 literally why I'm here. Self assurance/ reaffirmation. I'm glad I am not the only one.
This is a great video. Great picture quality and camera work to clearly show what you're doing and a clear and well-spoken explanation. Thank you!
You’re welcome
I am new new new to all this woodworking and boy I like the edge of the birch ply :)
This is amazing! I liked it so much! I also made edge bander transformer
Major thanks for many great videos! I have a lot of cabinets to build and I don't think I'd get anywhere without the help of your videos. Meanwhile, one edge-banding suggestion borrowed from someone named Stumpy: if the banding has any angled grain, only trim one side at a time and in the direction of the grain. It helps prevent the trimmer blade from digging in and tearing out the edge. I don't know how often that's likely to happen or what increases the risk other than the grain angle (poorly held trimmer??? a dull blade that grabs instead of cuts???) but overall I think it makes sense.
Very nicely demonstrated and explained. As always, thanks for your time and knowledge ... Cheers!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
Great job sir. I am going to try this process.
Very helpful. Thank you!
i am amazed your very ver5y clear dmon on how to edge band and i like your very clear instructions and with all the simplicity i d hope you keep uploading videos for di'yers so much so people can easily do things with all the simplistic approach needed to get the job done.
Glad it was helpful!
Some DIY videos are too much talk, some have no explanation. Thank you for providing a balance.
You’re welcome
You explain easily and so well things for newwoodworkers like me. Great youtuber. Thanks
Gilles sophie thank you very much!!
In the cabinetry shop I work at, we flush the edge of the banding to the finished side of the plywood. Then we just take a file and get the overhang off that way. Never seen a edge band trimmer like that, it's really neat
Works very well and makes quick work of it.
@josher1129 The nice thing about using a file is that it will basically last forever because the glue can easily be removed with a stiff brush, whereas with the edge band trimmer, the blade will gunk up and dull from the glue in the edge banding.
What file does your shop use for edge banding?
@zoki kostadinov Just apply some more glue - contact adhesive as once glue has set it is absorbed into particle board.
Yes p👏👏👏
Came from Jays tour of your shop. Subscribed.
Such a helpful video!! Thank you!
You’re welcome
Such a clear explanation. Very good video 👍
Glad you found it helpful
Perfect edge banding video! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Def subscribed!
Glad you found it helpful
That really did come out nice! This would be a new project for me... But I like the looks of it better than plain plywood. Many blessings to you!
Thank you! Yes it really transforms the look and you can get it to match any species of plywood you get.
Nice explaination
What a wonderful video! Now I want to try this.
Please do!
Great knowledge...
Thanks! Great video. Great tradesman ship.
Thank you
Birch plywood is very nice material indeed, and the edge banding looks excellent!
Janne Väätäinen thank you!
this is great, I was gonna fill it with drywall putty and paint it but now this edge bending technique is so tempting...
Give it a shot 👍
I love all your videos.and i learn alot.now i am also doing alot of woodworks
Great to hear!
Great informative video!
You’re welcome
Thank you sir for the video. Itis very helpful
You’re welcome
Great concise vid, Thanks..................
You’re welcome!
Thank u so much for this video
You’re welcome
Super easy to follow and I gotta get those flush cutters!
Glad you found it helpful
nice video thank you
You’re welcome
Great tutorial. 😁
Darrell Blair thank you
great video thx
You’re welcome
Great Job Nicely Done 🔨📐📏👍🏽
Thank you
Thank u for that video
My pleasure
Great video demonstration! Regards from Delhi, India
Thank you
Very slick
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I really appreciate your in-depth tutorials. This one included. One thing I’d like to know, is the temperature for the iron, and steam or no steam? I had to edge band a round table and I’m never sure about how hot the iron should be.
of course! glad you found this video helpful
Dear- Wonderful style and great work ... Ali - Jeddah - Saudi Arabia
Use a cooling block. As you apply heat with the iron have a smooth hand block following behind pressing down and cooling the tape down faster. You get a much better bond with the plywood.
This glue setting up thingee would have been from years ago.
I'm a custom cabinet maker and it's still used today. I'll only use real wood veneer edge banding. For solid color I use PVC edge band and contact cement it on. The pre-glued polyester edge tape is garbage.@@gregre052
Great video and thanks for the consistent help! What if you need a perimeter edge band (4 sides)? Do you just butt the corners and sand smooth, or try and wrap the corners and let it crack then sand it smooth?
I would do my front face last. Each side individually.
Nice
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Great video! Any suggestions if you were to edge band more than just the front? I'm interested in your technique for finishing a corner if both adjoining sides are edge banded.
I would do the sides first then the front
That looks much easier than wrapping the edge with solid wood...I tried edge banding years ago...I assume the glues are better now...I will look into this again..great video by the way 😉
My Opinion thank you again Sir. I used hardwood as well for the longest time and then finally bought some edge banding. So easy and fast to apply and I have had no issues with it coming off thus far.
I had a question about the heat of the iron, but searched the comments and found the answer. I have a edge banding project coming up and you made the process crystal clear!! Great video Jason!!
Glad you found it helpful
Hi, great tutorial! Sorry for my question...but what is that tool for cutting both edges? Thank u so much
It’s a edgebanding trimmer from fastcap
With the double sided trimmer, one side is going against the grain and can be pulled in. In another video, it was suggested to do each edge with the grain to minimize the little bumps.
I was looking for a temperature on the iron. Cotton or polyester?
Thanks for the great video!
Jason, I have not used edge banding in the past as I'm concerned for its long term adhesion. Have you found that the glue holds up well over the long haul as doors and drawers are used. Also, have you stained any pieces? I ask because I'm wondering if the stain where the edges meet will be darker and draw attention to the glue line. Thanks
Awesome instructions!! We order from your links!!! Hope the wife doesn’t notice the iron is gone. 😂😂😂
Lol yeah you don’t want to get in trouble
Nice video. You need to add the heat setting for the iron in the video notes. Thanks.
I saw one video where a guy used a trim router to trim up edge banding. Seemed to get a good result.
Definitely an option
do you run into the issue of some edge banding not cutting clean where it slightly tears into the face portion of the banding
What would you suggest to trim the edge band if I do not have the thingamajig you have?
Thanks for the video. Could I put edge banding over existing edge banding without removing the old banding? The current one was white but has since yellowed.
Personally I wouldn’t add any over existing edge banding
Yes but it'll show on the edges. Use a razor to peel off the old banding, scrape off the old glue, then apply new banding.
@@brianb3107 A little heat helps also.
How do you prevent/deal-with glue squeeze out onto the plywood?
Sir plz explain about door stiffeners and whether 7 x 4 ft 25 mm block board using for sliding ward robe door needs door stiffeners. If so how many.
Thanks for the video! You don’t think a roller is needed to apply more pressure?
With glue I do not
Do you have a video that shows how to make the edge banding corner joint seemlessly? Thanks
I do not
That’s what I am looking for too!
My table is 2 and quarter inch so how would I do edge banding? Do they make edge banding that thick or do I put 2 roles on
Great video. Thank you for sharing your experience so clearly. I have some pieces that want edge banding on all four edges (drawer fronts). Can the edge banding take a sharp corner? Is it better to treat each edge by itself, but sand the corners when all is applied?
Jim Cooper apply to each individually. Then you can sand it
@@bentswoodworking thank you!
What setting on the iron? Thanks
Hey, great job! May I know if that’s a 1mm or a 0.5mm edgeband?
I believe this was .5mm
Thanks..
Is it possible to roundover the edges with a router after installing the edge band?
It would have to be a very small round over
@@michaeldancurtis Thanks
@@bentswoodworking Thanks
never used edge banding . does it come in a variety of woods and colors?
Sure does
I have been searcing for a good brand of 3/4 to 7/8” birch edge banding. Bought 2-3 dfferent brands and all crappy. Either dont adhere well or the splice is terrible or they tear out badly when trimming excess. Any tips
Unfortunately I don’t know the brand I use. I have had good results thought. Take a look at the Fast cap edge banding trimmers or consider using a flush trim bit.
I have melamine maple-colored edge banding now. I want to paint my cabinets white. Can I use white melamine edge banding on TOP OF the existing melamine edge banding? Or will it only adhere to plywood or particle board?
Tracy Siddall I’m not really sure, I have never tried that. You could test it out on some scrap wood and see how it works. I would be interested to find out
subs done sir.
Curious why you went with birch? Are there differmt types? And if so what are the differences?
You can get edge banding in any material
What is the temperature settings on the iron ?
Do you stain/seal the edge banding ? or do you stain/seal wood then apply a matching color banding?
Hardwood edge banding I treat the same as the wood
@@bentswoodworking Sweet thanks! do you sand the wood before applying the banding of after?
Hi, now edge banging for your own self is good but for clients work such as wardrobes do you think its good enough to do yourself ? i mean will it really last and not peel off?
Depends on the quality of edge banding you are using and the method of applying it
Can you apply the edge band veneer on top of laminate?
I don’t know how well it would adhere to laminate
Good evening,I have a curved piece of hdf how can I fix it.thanks
Edge banding "after" assembly - how to video would be great.
Can you paint the edge banding?
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I see the veneer that you used is unfinished and will finish with the rest of the panel. When using pre-finished banding on pre-finished panels should I worry much about sealing the trimmed edge of the banding? (Real wood not PVC)
I wouldn’t, no
What setting on the iron
Fab which brand do you use please thank you
Brand of what?
@@bentswoodworking edge trimmer
What did you use for temperature? (High, medium, low?) steam?
David Morrison I believe it was on high and I do use steam. I never really paid much attention to the settings to be totally honest
Cotton/ wool setting works well.
I am painting my ply project with white paint. Do I need to purchase white edge band or can it be painted?
It can be painted just the same. 👍
Hello. For 3/4 inch plywood, what size edge banding your are using?
7/8 usually
@@bentswoodworking thanks for sharing
Can you sand and stain your plywood after?
hello! just want to ask, i dont know exactly what type of edge banding is that.. bcoz, I bought one before, and tried ironing it, but doesnt stick.. how to know if the edge band is heat activated glue type.. pretty sure it is atleast 2mm in thickness ^_^
It should say on the package if it is glue
@@bentswoodworking
Where will i get this
Where do you get your edge banding?
Jake Carter I get mine from my local lumber supplier. Same supplier I get all my plywood.
You should have done 2 sides and showed us how their common end looks like. Also how well does the edge banding last. What happens after 5 years.
Not sure, I dont have anything that has been edge banded for 5 years. the purpose of this video was to show how I apply it.
When applied properly edgebanding will easily last 5+ years. Be sure to keep it away from direct heat.
What grit is the sanding block?
Hi! may i know the grade of the sandpaper?
Actually I'm interested to know the grade too. Anyone can help?
What is the width and thickness of the edge banding you are using?
Real good video but,,, I noticed the grain issue! I think if you new you were going to edge band it after cutting to spec,you would have cut the grain to follow the edge band material as well. Just a thought. I think your explanation as you go along is great by the way. (subscribed) Thanks, J. Watson
J. Watson thank you sir!
You are welcome Sir. Check mine out at J. Watson, Garage mess, I am just starting out with this new venture.
There is no grain issue. It's plywood!
What I was talking about is the direction of the grain and way the band grain run should be the same direction.If the plywood grain is running north to south, your band grain will not match it. it will run east to west.Think about it.
At 6.58 you will see what I was talking about. Thank you for your response, Check me out at J. Watson garage mess progress
That’s great if you’re going to stain the shelf but for paint, spackling quickly provides the same paintable surface in a fraction of the time and expense. But excellent video on the edge banding process nonetheless.
Thanks
Only true if you have nice plywood. I used cheap(er) C3 birch ply from Menards, and all my cuts through the plywood have an extremely fuzzy/ratty quality on half of whatever material they used in the ply. It would take a lot of spackle and sanding to ever get that to look decent, but the edge banding worked like a dream, even if it did take all day to edge banding all the pieces for my project.
Where can I get the baltic birch edgebanding?
Anybody knows?
Look blind or local cabinet suppliers
Nur, I was looking on line yesterday. There are dozens of suppliers that will sort you out. Obviously the more exotic the more expensive but off the top of my head it was about £1.10 a meter.
Please do you apply glue on the plywood before
No