Veneer scraper

This scraper is made of vulcanized fiber core, a strong material that will not mar a wood surface. When used properly, it creates a stronger surface contact than an ordinary roller. This narrow ridge scraper is designed for applying paperbacked veneer with contact cement and Flex-Pro adhesive. It is also required when applying PSA backed veneers.

They allow more pressure to be exerted than a standard J roller, ensuring a superior bond. This is a simple tool but it works wonders. The on setting linear feet of oak veneer was perfect. I used water based contact cement on mil veneer.

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Instea use a scrap piece of wood approximately long and wide as a veneer scraper. Veneers with a pressure sensitive adhesive backing require a veneer scraper to seat the adhesive and veneer firmly to the substrate. More information about the veneer scraper can be found on this page. Fill Your Cart With Color today!

A veneer scraper from Sauers for use with their 3M PSA backed sheets, to assist in removing any air pockets and to apply equal pressure on the installation process. We work out the trending price by crunching the data on the product’s sale price over the last days. This hardwood veneer product is very popular in some markets where solvent-based adhesive restrictions require woodworkers to use water-based glues. Scrapers made by Starrett, Millers Falls, and Dikeman, veneer scrapers by Stanley and E. This video goal to show that cabinet, or veneer. Veneering is a unique discipline that requires specialty tools.

Explore Woodcraft’s veneers and specialty veneering tools to make a special job easy. A veneer hammer, which is really more of a stiff, blunt metal scraper attached to a long handle, is used to smooth out the veneer on the substrate, and to squeegee out excess amounts of the heat-activated glue used in the process. Alas lacking the original blade. Type one has the more gradual sloped front. Veneer Scraper Type Vintage Stanley No.

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How to Sharpen a Card Scraper. Bubbles occur as a result of lack of adhesive or insufficient pressure applied during application. Using J-rollers will generally result in bubbles.

Finishing materials or high moisture conditions will cause veneer to expand. Areas of marginal bond will pop up into blisters. It is necessary to exert maximum pressure on the surface with the scraper tool. Use of the release liner or Kraft paper between the scraper tool and the veneer surface will eliminate any burnishing of the veneer. We offer easy-to-understand instructional videos, veneer tape, veneer scraper , and much more.

Why You Should Choose Our Wood Veneers. STANLEY VENEER SCRAPER No. Description: Tool used mainly by cabinetmakers to soften and smooth hardwoods and plywoods.

There is an adjustment to change the angle of the blade. Washing Off Residue Removing the residue left on the wood after stripping is complete is important if you want to avoid sanding. The use of a long-handled scraper is the oldest method of applying wood veneer to a substrate.

The scraper is used to smooth out the veneer on the substrate, and to squeegee out excess amounts of the heat-activated glue used in the process. I dragged a scraper over the veneer to ensure that all the pores were completely filled. I let dry overnight and then lightly sanded it down. I thought the result was pretty good. Original blade full length and BRAZILIAN ROSEWOOD HANDLE.

Use a scraper such as a edge of hardwoo not a j-roller. Scrape the veneer after contacting, go from the center to the outer edges. You can trim veneer edges with the grain with a VIRUTEX Double Edge Trimmer. And across the grain with a utility knife.

Sometimes cutting from the back works also.