When it comes to built-in furniture, lots of craftsmen turn to high-quality veneered plywood for carcase construction, shelving, or both. And while edging the exposed core with hardwood strips is certainly an option, sometimes all that’s needed is a strip of thin veneer to hide the plys.

Factory-made plywood edging is easy to find in any home center but even if you find the appropriate species to match your plywood, there’s no guarantee that the grain patterns and color will match. In this Fast Fix video, learn how to cut plywood edging straight off your workpieces, for a color and grain match that can’t be beat.

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