I recently purchased a veneer press to apply veneer to flat panels and it worked great.  I am now starting to bend plywood panels using bending poplar and urea resin glue (Unibond 800)  The panels are approximately 2′ x 4′ and one inch thick and I may have a large number of them to make.  Doing some research on the internet last week I stumbled upon radio frequency and the “Woodwelder” manufactured by Workrite Inc.  I had never heard of this technology before but quickly realised if I could utilise it my productivity would be increased significantly.  It seems that the woodwelder might be best suited to glue lines rather than whole panels.  Is this a correct assumption?  Is there another product or technology better suited to my situation?  Any insight would be greatly appreciated.