December 17, 20169 yr comment_88148 Good Morning Friends, What have you found to be the best way to cut the veneer you might be working with? Report
December 17, 20169 yr comment_88155 If ever I have the need, I'd talk to this guy. Having visited his shops in Victoria, BC and Tucson, AZ, I know he sandwiches veneer and cuts it with a Chevelet de Marquetrie. You can see that device in the link above. If you are interested in seeing more of his work and a blog on the construction of the Chevelet, he's known as shipwright on the Lumberjocks site. Report
December 17, 20169 yr comment_88172 razor... paper cutter.. veneer saw... miter knife.. Olfa cutter.. Report
December 17, 20169 yr Author comment_88233 Stick, you and I are so much alike it scares me. I also use the same items except the Olfa cutter. What is it? Report
December 17, 20169 yr comment_88239 29 minutes ago, Ralph Allen Jones said: Stick, you and I are so much alike it scares me. I also use the same items except the Olfa cutter. What is it? but I'm the good looking one... Report
December 18, 20169 yr comment_88253 Ralph. It's a rotary cutter. Here is one style. Edited December 18, 20169 yr by Gene Howe Report
December 18, 20169 yr comment_88319 On 12/17/2016 at 9:45 AM, Gene Howe said: Chevelet de Marquetrie. Is this a compact or mid-size model? Report
December 18, 20169 yr comment_88325 Must be a super compact. It only seats one. Power is limited. Edited December 18, 20169 yr by Gene Howe Report
December 18, 20169 yr comment_88330 12 minutes ago, Gene Howe said: Must be a super compact. It only seats one. Power is limited. Hybrid Report
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