Veneering

by Mark Arnold

An elegant border for a sunburst tabletop

by Mark Arnold

You can increase the "wow" factor of a sunburst tabletop by cutting the border with a scalloped edge, as shown in this Master Class. Mark Arnold shows how to decide ...

by Mark Arnold

A sunburst is one of the most dramatic ways you can use veneer to enhance a circular tabletop. The arrangement of wedge-shaped segments cut from consecutive sheets ...

with Mark Arnold

Learn how to sharpen this saw to get great cuts every time

by W. Patrick Edwards

It may be your grandfather's glue, but that doesn't mean that hide glue has lost its place in the modern wood shop. The traditional glue pot has fallen out of the ...

by Chad Husting

by Stuart Lipp

with John Gush

A fast and repeatable method for cutting, shading, and assembling the veneers on this Federal-period decoration

by Stuart Lipp

To be good at veneering, you must be good at veneer repair. Let's face it: In the process of working with veneer, it can get chipped, scratched, dented, or blistered. ...

by Thomas R. Schrunk

Two common misconceptions about veneering are that it is difficult to do and that the end result is somehow inferior to solid wood. Woodworker Thomas Schrunk sets ...

by Ernie Conover

with Mario Rodriguez

Hide an obvious end-grain seam with a swallow-tail veneer joint

with Mario Rodriguez

Use a carving gouge to create small veneer patches for voids and imperfections

by Jonathan Binzen

Len Dougherty takes top prize at Philadelphia Furniture and Furnishings Show for intricate veneer work

by Jeff Headley

Veneered border enhances many kinds of furniture