Well, I just learned that I have been edge banding all wrong. Your method is so much more efficient than how I have been doing it. Of course despite using countless feet of the stuff I had no idea that you could snap it so easy to make a clean edge. I can't thank you enough for this tip!
thank you very much for your knowledge and tips, very very useful for me who are just about to start learning to make furniture without HPL, may God repay your kindness, thank you very much sir🙏
I’ve been adding Heat n Bond iron-on adhesive to the plywood side for extra durability. The iron-on adhesive is originally designed for permanently adhering fabrics together. But that extra layer of adhesive makes a world of a difference for projects that are often moved around; ie speakers. I’ve had simple carpet fibers snag the edge banding and completely remove it. Heat n Bond is also the only method I know of on repairing pulled apart edge banding.
I have to reinstall some edge banding soon for a friends counter top, I'll look into this 'iron on' banding to see how it works for me. Thanks for these tips.
Hi, great video, I’ve recently started using this kind of iron on edge banding and I’ve had issues with it failing the day after… but I did subject it to heat in my spray room (so the paint dries quicker) and I think that re-activated the glue. Thoughts?
off subject, how often do you have to clean out that dust collector you have outside the shop? Does it serve you well? Im looking into different systems, any info appreciated!!
Still being a newbie, I can REALLY appreciate the time & effort in what a simple video like this can help us less experienced woodworkers!
Always appreciate a tutorial using basic supplies. Thank you!
Thanks Jennifer
Well, I just learned that I have been edge banding all wrong. Your method is so much more efficient than how I have been doing it. Of course despite using countless feet of the stuff I had no idea that you could snap it so easy to make a clean edge. I can't thank you enough for this tip!
thank you very much for your knowledge and tips, very very useful for me who are just about to start learning to make furniture without HPL, may God repay your kindness, thank you very much sir🙏
Hello Jon I used both technics and I prefer the sanding. Good video
I’ve been adding Heat n Bond iron-on adhesive to the plywood side for extra durability. The iron-on adhesive is originally designed for permanently adhering fabrics together. But that extra layer of adhesive makes a world of a difference for projects that are often moved around; ie speakers. I’ve had simple carpet fibers snag the edge banding and completely remove it. Heat n Bond is also the only method I know of on repairing pulled apart edge banding.
Enjoy ur videos Jon, been a fan for years, thank you for them.
Hey, a new iron! You taught me how to do this several years ago, Jon, and while simple it's been useful for me a number of times now. Thanks!
Thanks Jack, it’s Funny I still get a lot of questions about edge banding so I thought I’d make a new video a little more up to date.
Really helpful concise video Jon. Thank you
I have to reinstall some edge banding soon for a friends counter top, I'll look into this 'iron on' banding to see how it works for me.
Thanks for these tips.
Thanks
Thanks for the tutorial! Haven't tried edge banding yet but this video gives me the confidence to go for it. Thanks Jon.
Thanks Mark, it’s good stuff Very easy to use and I’ve never had it fail
I prefer sanding the edge of the banding as well, Jon.
Great instruction, you make it easy
Thanks Paul!
Thank you for the video. I have an IKEA countertop I want to cut down, but no edging strips. I'm going to try your method with an edge banding strip.
Great tip Jon! I didn't even know that they made adhesive wooden edge banding. Thanks.....👍👍
Thanks Steve!
I thought this was a much bigger production than you made it look! Definitely gives me the confidence to give it a whirl
Very well done Jon a great product 👍
Great tip Jon! Thank you for sharing it with us! 👌👍😎JP
Thanks JP!
Your very welcome Jon! Have a wonderful week!😎
Hi, great video, I’ve recently started using this kind of iron on edge banding and I’ve had issues with it failing the day after… but I did subject it to heat in my spray room (so the paint dries quicker) and I think that re-activated the glue. Thoughts?
Nice informative video. I’m subbed ☺️
How durable is edge banding? Will it peal off over time?
Video instructive,merci à bientôt salut Jeannot 🛠😉
Thanks for the info Jon! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Thanks Fred👍
Great video, thanks for sharing good tips !!!
Thanks Otto
Do you need to add water to the iron?
Nice tips Jon
Will it stick to an edge that has been painted?
off subject, how often do you have to clean out that dust collector you have outside the shop? Does it serve you well? Im looking into different systems, any info appreciated!!
I knew all of this already yet I still enjoyed the video.
Thanks Mike
Do you put water in the iron or run it dry?
No I use it dry
Ok. Thanks for responding.
Hi brother you very nice Carpenter
Hi Jon, just wondering what is your best method for cutting veneer plywood .
Love the grain pattern on those drawers yo were showing.
Thanks Tommy! ... it’s cool piece of Birch plywood ... This cabinet is going to really help me get organized 👍
Try a fine tooth file for cutting the edges next time.
no
A few people have suggested that... will do 👍
@@albertkelly7129 do you build cabinets everyday? Cuz I do...
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