Hi all,
I am doing a conference table out of figured sycamore veneer core with a maple solid edging. The maple has a knife edge profile on it. Any ideas what the best way to approach this is? Each side of the table is 4 x 7.
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Hi Erik:
I've been delinquent from the forums for a few weeks so I apologize for the delayed response. Perhaps this reply will come in time for your project.
By knife edge I presume you mean it's beveled on the underside. If that's the case, my first thought is to cut the edging from a wide board, by first cutting the beveled edge, then ripping the straight edge to glue to the solid-core veneer section. Use off cuts of the opposing angle as clamping blocks.
Let me know if I can still be of help. I promise I'll reply more promptly if you have follow up questions.
Matt Berger
Fine Woodworkin
Thanks Matt, thats pretty much what I did. Came out great.
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