Veneering Curved Surfaces with Owain Harris

Owain Harris demonstrates how he veneers curved surfaces. He uses a couple of techniques including hammer veneering using PVA glue (a bit out of the ordinary) as well as using a vacuum bag.
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[@Finewoodworkingofsc]

Good information in this video. I really enjoyed it. Thanks for posting.

[@johnnyvee2221]

PhD in veneering; amazing.

[@krisgebruers8471]

Thanks alot :)

[@JohanDegraeveAanscharius]

Magnificient, I would do a 180° turn with radius 1/2", would that be possible? What is the smallest radius you achieved?
Other question, what is the wood you demonstrated? Is that zebra wood ? (zebrano)

[@brandonhoffman4712]

Does anyone know if you can apply veneer with titebond 3 using the heat method?
Asking for a friend, he likes that titebond 3 is waterproof.

[@tomruth9487]

Titebond 3 is not really "waterproof". They would like you to believe that but it's not. It's definitely the most water resistant of the Titebond line however. Epoxy or plastic resin, etc glues are examples of completely waterproof glues. So I would not use Titebond 3 for an exterior door.

[@Jlinwoodjackson]

I’m here for the WENGE veneer comments.. ( I’m about to get into veneering a lot of wenge..)