When I was a Union Cabinetmaker we would mix white glue with a little water and coat the veneer and the substrate with the mixture.Let both pieces dry completely then position the veneer and heat with a home iron.This works when you are going to finish the piece with a lacquer based finish. The lacquer would make the contact cement loosen and you would have a bubble. In your case with that small of a piece you would be fine. Hope this helps you and your viewers.
Thank you for such a detailed video, appreciate you leaving all of the mistakes and tests in as well! For those not interested they can always skip ahead but for those who are starting out full, uncut, blooper reel vids like yours are a must!
Always excited to see your latest project and as always hot off the presses and still drying! : ). U R the Queen B of Boxes, always intoducing new features and designs. You definitely have a skill that you make easier than it looks and explain the how to wonderfully, ("Skyler's Miter Magic"). Can't say it enough I learn from your tutorials and appreciate your transparency of when things go unexpectedly, and how you deal with them to not get discouraged. No apologies ever needed for "one-man operation" as that's how we work too, and appreciate you including the safty tips! Your the Best Skyler, Thank you and glad you still have a warm shop to work in! Happy and prosperous 2024!
Awww, thank you so much for your kind comment and encouragement. I was debating if I should post this video but now I am glad I did and happy you enjoyed it. I definitely have a problem with the length of my videos, most times I feel that I talk too much and over explain so it looks like I am just babbling. But it’s a fine line that is hard to walk: I feel I need to explain my train of thought, yes, I should keep my videos short and simple….. Anyway, you see? Babbling again:) thank you again for your kindness and support
Videos are perfect , hope your channel is growing Skyler to your liking. I know you put a lot into them and I get a lot out of them too. Please don't change a thing. @@woodworkingwithSkyler
Loved this video and your thorough explanation of the build! It didn’t seem like it was 50 minutes at all. 😂 Very appreciative of your build content. I hope you make more in-depth build videos! Happy New Year!!
Hi Skyler! I just found your channel and I am so happy to see a fellow female woodworker! Your instruction is superb and I love how you share your thought process. Showing us your mistake and how you fixed it was awesome! Thank you, you have a new subscriber.
Skyler, this is an amazing box build! I like how you explained each step and how to correct missteps! Thanks for sharing this project! Have a Happy New Year!
I watch loads of you tube videos on woodwork.. seen loads of yours. This was one was very enjoyable. I jumped and put head in hands when the mistake happened... I was gutted for you.. all that hard work down the pan. But a cup of coffe and snack later you sorted it out. Best video of yours or anyones, I seen in a very long time. Brilliant P. S. Never done any veneers befor. Defo going to give it a go.. you inspired me
Thank you. I added the tape dispenser link to the very bottom of the description. At the time this video was made I was using Dewalt contractor saw, since I upgraded to a 3HP sawstop
I rather like you included your 'mistake' and how you handled it! the one certain thing I've learned to rely on while doing projects: I'm gonna screw something up!
I've been watching TH-cam videos for a few years now and I have to say yours have been the most helpful. So glade I found your channel. Unbelievable how much you have helped me. I really appreciate all the work you put into your videos. Thank you ,Thank you,💯🔥
Hi Skyler, it turned out beautiful! I just watched a video by woodworkweb doing the same process. He taped in 1/8” shims in the outside cuts before moving to the next side. It keeps it aligned. It was about 2 yrs old. Best of luck on the journey, I am sure you will master it in no time!!
@@woodworkingwithSkyler I am so sorry, gave you the wrong vid! It was Making a One Piece Box with a Router… it was 11 yrs old. I was watching box videos, and mixed up which it was.
Hey Miss Sky! Next time (cutting the top free) put the box bottom against the fence and use your pusher block to shove it through. Do not put pressure in on the lid, just let it fall off on the last pass through the router. Great little box and excellent content. Thanks Sky!
It looks great! The veneer looks like 3 dimensional ocean waves when viewed from certain angles! Your workmanship (workwomanship?) is very high quality! Thanks for another great video!
Yes, I always learn from your videos as well. I would temporarily ad a couple of small boards to the inside of the box with double stick tape to hold what will be the two halves together and in place while routing that separating cut, or maybe it would be better to do the separating cut on the table saw as there is less that can go wrong with a blade cutting parallel to your cut as opposed to the spinning router blade pulling to the side. Make sense?
I don't know if I'd be brave enough to video my mistakes, especially being a perfectionist. I applaud your courage. How you fixed the box was brilliant as well. Bravo!
Thank you, the truth is I wasn’t that brave. My first instinct was to cut out the mistakes. However the rest of the video wasn’t going to make sense without the mistakes and I would have have to scrape off the project. What you don’t see is after the mistake happens, I went upstairs, ate a snack, thought about it… then went back and continued:)
Hide glue is the traditional adhesive used in veneering. The beautiful veneered. pieces found in antique French, English ( and probably Romanian ) furniture of the past Used hide glue and applied shellac over it. You no longer have to buy hide glue in its solid state and mix your own batch. I use the product "Old Brown Glue" hide glue when working on an antique repair and Titebond and others also sell premixed hide. It's possible that the thin veneers you're working with requires new techniques, but if hide works for you, it might be easier than using contact cement.
Really enjoyed the video and love how you managed to save a amazing little box. I watched a video not long ago where a guy made the top similar but used the table saw to cut. May I suggest when you cut the top off on the router put a shim in the cut the same size as the bit and tape it to prevent it from closing on you as you go around.
Making boxes are my passion and main seller...........yours are a notch above.....I make hexagon and octagon boxes and use 1/4 in materials....you got me thinking about going up to at least 3/8". I think 1/2 may be a little thick but I am going to try it and see. What do you sell your boxes for if you don't mind my asking?
Love the video, and have to echo the comments saying that more of the full build videos would be great! I loved that you left in the trial and error and correction. I am also curious, because I did not see it in your tools and materials list. What brand of roller/bearing feather board did you use? I have not seen it before. I have the same saw and liked how that one worked.
@woodworkingwithSkyler can you please explain why you didn't use the bandsaw or tablesaw to remove the lid then do the rabbet? I watched this video and I don't quite understand what you were trying to achieve...probably because I'm a beginner
@woodworkingwithSkyler thanks for experimenting and showing how to correct a mistake...there's always something to learn. You had narrow strips of the veneer leftover...could you cut small squares and laminate them together...maybe sandwich a piece of the hardwood inside for strength...and use those for the splines? I've yet to work with veneer or splines...trying to learn.
Beautiful box and nice recovery on the mistake. I definitely like the longer video and attention to detail and the mistakes on all the steps. You almost got by without saying "I don't have the patience to wait". LOL. 😄That should be your catch phrase from all your videos. I wouldn't mind seeing a video on your veneer. It was a little hard to follow along with the split screen trying to understand what you were saying and trying to match it up with the inset video. I'm sure you figured out the box collapse because of lack of support. Guy mentioned in earlier post to use scraps after you route out your groove to maintain the support. I was thinking getting some square dowels from one of the big box stores of various thickness to the size of your router bits; cut them to various lengths and keep in a pencil holder or something next to your router table. That way you will have them quick and handy to grab and insert into your groove to maintain support while you continue the lid. Nice choice choosing the maple over the walnut for the splines. Definitely gives it some contrast. Have considered or tried using a touch brass to accent it?
Great video! Gonna try it too! By the way, I have the same bandsaw, but the factory blade is terrible, can you advise what blade you use? Again, learned a lot here, and thanks!
I need to make a spline jig; with the support blocks not going all the way down to the tablesaw do you have any problem with tear out or splintering on the backside? Thank You for your time.
When I am going to cut a lid off a box, before glue up, I hot glue some braces across where I will cut to hold the box together. After cutting with the table saw, hand cut the braces thru.
Love how well you explain the what’s and whys of your box projects. Simple request is can you include a link to the double blue tape dispenser you use. Tom
Very Nice, thanks for sharing! I wil have to try the rabbit for the lid, I like the way it did turned out and like it better than doing a liner. one question for you, when you cut the rabbit for the bottom what feather board were you using? Thanks and Have a Happy New Year
Thank you for sharing this wonderful box project. You handled the oop's very nicely. Looks great. Everyone stay safe,wai, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Very nice box, and a good save. I use the same method, and I machine my grooves on the router table, also. But I leave 1/16 material between the grooves, then cut the top from the box on my bandsaw. I also buy my veneers from woodcraft already glued to a 1/4" Baltic birch substrate. Good video!
Cherry looks good with Walnut. I think the tablesaw is safer than the router method for freeing the top. Tablesaw rabbits were safe. Keep trying though😂
As always I enjoy watching you making the boxes. Also, thank you for providing information about where you get your wood supplies. That is a big for us rookies. Happy New Year!!
Very Good! A true master craftsmen(woman) is not someone who never makes mistakes, it is someone who knows how to fix their mistakes, so you don't know there there!
As everyone has said, another excellent video from you. I was wondering if you made a video on your spline jig. Simple enough to make, but having some dimensions would save some time for me. Thanks, Gary
Hi Gary, I dont have a video on it, It was one of the first jigs I ever made a year ago when first started woodworking. I will get a new table saw in next month or so and will make a new one for that, will make sure to film it
Thanks for your quick reply! Your videos are: refreshers, informative, and, importantly, inspirational! I'm 80, just a home woodworker, and I quit making large projects that "giftees" will probably just sell or give away when I'm gone. Your boxes are a really nice, small, easy way, to make a "keepsake". I'm going to make at least ten. I like the "spline" feature as it not only adds strength but also "style" (I will do it in a contrasting color). Gary@@woodworkingwithSkyler
Wood movement occurring only perpendicular to the grain direction will not affect the fit of the box lid, therefore extra play isn’t required here. However, the direction of the grain in the bottom piece, in absence of any space for wood movement, could potentially blow out the end sides of the box. Good recovery from the router incident and a very nice result.
This project reminded me of Woody Hyezmar's Bible somehow…, although you can currently get it at no cost, the projects are worth a good look. Maybe try go’ogling his latest.
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I always pick up a couple of pointers when I watch.
So glad you found it useful
😂
Bingo!!!
😂😂😂
Literally re-inspires me when it comes to wood! 😜😁🤣😍
When I was a Union Cabinetmaker we would mix white glue with a little water and coat the veneer and the substrate with the mixture.Let both pieces dry completely then position the veneer and heat with a home iron.This works when you are going to finish the piece with a lacquer based finish. The lacquer would make the contact cement loosen and you would have a bubble. In your case with that small of a piece you would be fine. Hope this helps you and your viewers.
it turned out a lovely box and I'm glad you showed us your mistake so we can learn from it. In the end it looks fantastic. cheers
Thank you for such a detailed video, appreciate you leaving all of the mistakes and tests in as well! For those not interested they can always skip ahead but for those who are starting out full, uncut, blooper reel vids like yours are a must!
Thank you 😊
Youre best video yet skyler! thanks for keeping the mistakes in the video to, so it shows how any mistake can be fixed!
Thank you. So glad you liked it
Always excited to see your latest project and as always hot off the presses and still drying! : ). U R the Queen B of Boxes, always intoducing new features and designs. You definitely have a skill that you make easier than it looks and explain the how to wonderfully, ("Skyler's Miter Magic"). Can't say it enough I learn from your tutorials and appreciate your transparency of when things go unexpectedly, and how you deal with them to not get discouraged. No apologies ever needed for "one-man operation" as that's how we work too, and appreciate you including the safty tips! Your the Best Skyler, Thank you and glad you still have a warm shop to work in! Happy and prosperous 2024!
Awww, thank you so much for your kind comment and encouragement. I was debating if I should post this video but now I am glad I did and happy you enjoyed it. I definitely have a problem with the length of my videos, most times I feel that I talk too much and over explain so it looks like I am just babbling. But it’s a fine line that is hard to walk: I feel I need to explain my train of thought, yes, I should keep my videos short and simple…..
Anyway, you see? Babbling again:) thank you again for your kindness and support
Videos are perfect , hope your channel is growing Skyler to your liking. I know you put a lot into them and I get a lot out of them too. Please don't change a thing. @@woodworkingwithSkyler
@@lespaulguitarmn1 :) thank you
Loved this video and your thorough explanation of the build! It didn’t seem like it was 50 minutes at all. 😂 Very appreciative of your build content. I hope you make more in-depth build videos! Happy New Year!!
Right on point!!
The box is beautiful and thanks so much for your very detailed explanation. Loved it Happy New Year to all 🎉
Happy new year!
Nice Job ... As far as I'm concerned, there wasn't a mistake. It was just another opportunity to understand the build. Thank You.
Thank you
Great video thanks, good to see how others make and achieve their end results.
Thanks for watching!
I would be interested in seeing how you mill the small pieces of wood.
Hi Skyler! I just found your channel and I am so happy to see a fellow female woodworker! Your instruction is superb and I love how you share your thought process. Showing us your mistake and how you fixed it was awesome! Thank you, you have a new subscriber.
Skyler, this is an amazing box build! I like how you explained each step and how to correct missteps! Thanks for sharing this project! Have a Happy New Year!
You are very welcome Willly, and have a Happy New Year!
I watch loads of you tube videos on woodwork.. seen loads of yours.
This was one was very enjoyable.
I jumped and put head in hands when the mistake happened...
I was gutted for you.. all that hard work down the pan.
But a cup of coffe and snack later you sorted it out.
Best video of yours or anyones, I seen in a very long time.
Brilliant
P. S. Never done any veneers befor.
Defo going to give it a go.. you inspired me
Subscribed here and Instagram! What table saw are you using? And where did you get that tape dispenser?
Thank you. I added the tape dispenser link to the very bottom of the description. At the time this video was made I was using Dewalt contractor saw, since I upgraded to a 3HP sawstop
I am glad you did not hide your mistake ,we all do mistake. No one in the real world is perfect. julien
I rather like you included your 'mistake' and how you handled it! the one certain thing I've learned to rely on while doing projects: I'm gonna screw something up!
Great video!! It's not often that someone makes a mistake and shows it and then how to fix it. Great save!!
:) thank you
You’re always very thorough, Sky! Enjoy how you explain it all A-Z even being pressed for time… your work is amazing as always 😊
Thank you Michael! I really appreciate your support .
I've been watching TH-cam videos for a few years now and I have to say yours have been the most helpful. So glade I found your channel. Unbelievable how much you have helped me. I really appreciate all the work you put into your videos. Thank you ,Thank you,💯🔥
Hi Skyler, it turned out beautiful!
I just watched a video by woodworkweb doing the same process. He taped in 1/8” shims in the outside cuts before moving to the next side. It keeps it aligned. It was about 2 yrs old.
Best of luck on the journey, I am sure you will master it in no time!!
It was called. Wooden Box - NEW Experimental Design
Thanks for the tip! I will have to go watch that video
@@woodworkingwithSkyler I am so sorry, gave you the wrong vid! It was
Making a One Piece Box with a Router… it was 11 yrs old. I was watching box videos, and mixed up which it was.
Your videos are WONDERFUL. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Miss Sky! Next time (cutting the top free) put the box bottom against the fence and use your pusher block to shove it through. Do not put pressure in on the lid, just let it fall off on the last pass through the router. Great little box and excellent content. Thanks Sky!
Thanks for the tip! Will definitely try that!
It looks great! The veneer looks like 3 dimensional ocean waves when viewed from certain angles! Your workmanship (workwomanship?) is very high quality! Thanks for another great video!
Oh, and Happy New Year to you and your family! 🎊
Happy new year! Btw,…. Saw your fried fish post and now I am rummaging through the freezer for fish:)
@@woodworkingwithSkyler thank you! And please enjoy, it is always a pleasant dish 💜
Yes, I always learn from your videos as well. I would temporarily ad a couple of small boards to the inside of the box with double stick tape to hold what will be the two halves together and in place while routing that separating cut, or maybe it would be better to do the separating cut on the table saw as there is less that can go wrong with a blade cutting parallel to your cut as opposed to the spinning router blade pulling to the side. Make sense?
I don't know if I'd be brave enough to video my mistakes, especially being a perfectionist. I applaud your courage. How you fixed the box was brilliant as well. Bravo!
Thank you, the truth is I wasn’t that brave. My first instinct was to cut out the mistakes. However the rest of the video wasn’t going to make sense without the mistakes and I would have have to scrape off the project. What you don’t see is after the mistake happens, I went upstairs, ate a snack, thought about it… then went back and continued:)
Hide glue is the traditional adhesive used in veneering. The beautiful veneered. pieces found in antique French, English ( and probably Romanian ) furniture of the past Used hide glue and applied shellac over it. You no longer have to buy hide glue in its solid state and mix your own batch. I use the product "Old Brown Glue" hide glue when working on an antique repair and Titebond and others also sell premixed hide. It's possible that the thin veneers you're working with requires new techniques, but if hide works for you, it might be easier than using contact cement.
Thank you. I just bought a bottle
Happy new years Skylar
Happy New Year Frank
Very nice. I am glad to see I am not the only one that makes mistakes. I just have to keep trying to get it right.
Are you kidding me? I make a few mistakes on every project! It’s part of learning and growing:) at least that’s what I tell myself
Really enjoyed the video and love how you managed to save a amazing little box. I watched a video not long ago where a guy made the top similar but used the table saw to cut. May I suggest when you cut the top off on the router put a shim in the cut the same size as the bit and tape it to prevent it from closing on you as you go around.
That’s a great idea! Thank you. I wish I thought of that
yep, that's what I'd suggest. it would support and stabilize as you complete the operation.
Making boxes are my passion and main seller...........yours are a notch above.....I make hexagon and octagon boxes and use 1/4 in materials....you got me thinking about going up to at least 3/8". I think 1/2 may be a little thick but I am going to try it and see. What do you sell your boxes for if you don't mind my asking?
Depends on the box. You can see them on my website.www.skylerewing.store
Looks so amazing, great creation . Wishing you a Happy New Year from South Texas…atât de frumos astăzi
Happy new year!
@@woodworkingwithSkyler thank you
Love the video, and have to echo the comments saying that more of the full build videos would be great! I loved that you left in the trial and error and correction. I am also curious, because I did not see it in your tools and materials list. What brand of roller/bearing feather board did you use? I have not seen it before. I have the same saw and liked how that one worked.
@woodworkingwithSkyler can you please explain why you didn't use the bandsaw or tablesaw to remove the lid then do the rabbet? I watched this video and I don't quite understand what you were trying to achieve...probably because I'm a beginner
:) I am also a beginner. And when I looked at my video a day later, I had the same question:) so now I always cut the lid on table saw!
@woodworkingwithSkyler thanks for experimenting and showing how to correct a mistake...there's always something to learn.
You had narrow strips of the veneer leftover...could you cut small squares and laminate them together...maybe sandwich a piece of the hardwood inside for strength...and use those for the splines? I've yet to work with veneer or splines...trying to learn.
Beautiful box and nice recovery on the mistake. I definitely like the longer video and attention to detail and the mistakes on all the steps. You almost got by without saying "I don't have the patience to wait". LOL. 😄That should be your catch phrase from all your videos. I wouldn't mind seeing a video on your veneer. It was a little hard to follow along with the split screen trying to understand what you were saying and trying to match it up with the inset video. I'm sure you figured out the box collapse because of lack of support. Guy mentioned in earlier post to use scraps after you route out your groove to maintain the support. I was thinking getting some square dowels from one of the big box stores of various thickness to the size of your router bits; cut them to various lengths and keep in a pencil holder or something next to your router table. That way you will have them quick and handy to grab and insert into your groove to maintain support while you continue the lid. Nice choice choosing the maple over the walnut for the splines. Definitely gives it some contrast. Have considered or tried using a touch brass to accent it?
Great video! Gonna try it too! By the way, I have the same bandsaw, but the factory blade is terrible, can you advise what blade you use?
Again, learned a lot here, and thanks!
Hi Michael. I use timber wolf blades. I believe the size is 127 inches. I have a half inch, 3/8 and 1/4 inch
I need to make a spline jig; with the support blocks not going all the way down to the tablesaw do you have any problem with tear out or splintering on the backside? Thank You for your time.
I use the bottom of an egg carton to hold glue
When I am going to cut a lid off a box, before glue up, I hot glue some braces across where I will cut to hold the box together. After cutting with the table saw, hand cut the braces thru.
Love how well you explain the what’s and whys of your box projects. Simple request is can you include a link to the double blue tape dispenser you use. Tom
Tape in strips of scrap the thickness of the router bit after each groove
Very Nice, thanks for sharing! I wil have to try the rabbit for the lid, I like the way it did turned out and like it better than doing a liner. one question for you, when you cut the rabbit for the bottom what feather board were you using? Thanks and Have a Happy New Year
Thank you! It’s a feather board from Harvey tools. It’s not cheap ( around $300) but works so well, totally worth it
Great tutorial!
Thank you for sharing this. Very helpful.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful box project. You handled the oop's very nicely. Looks great. Everyone stay safe,wai, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Hi Norm! Thank you
Very nice box, and a good save. I use the same method, and I machine my grooves on the router table, also. But I leave 1/16 material between the grooves, then cut the top from the box on my bandsaw. I also buy my veneers from woodcraft already glued to a 1/4" Baltic birch substrate. Good video!
That's a great idea! Thank you. I knew what my mistake was but I didn’t have a solution on how to fix it! Thank you and Happy New Year
Cherry looks good with Walnut. I think the tablesaw is safer than the router method for freeing the top. Tablesaw rabbits were safe. Keep trying though😂
Thanks for the tips! Yes, lots to learn!
I like the splines idea. I think I will use black ones.
Great tutorial and an even better recovery on your little mishap. Thanks for keeping it real and have a safe and happy New Year. See you in 2024
Happy new year!
As always I enjoy watching you making the boxes. Also, thank you for providing information about where you get your wood supplies. That is a big for us rookies. Happy New Year!!
Thank you! Happy new year!
Very Good! A true master craftsmen(woman) is not someone who never makes mistakes, it is someone who knows how to fix their mistakes, so you don't know there there!
:) thank you
Nice fix. Next time try to put in a spacer when you cut the lid off, that might prevent the snip.
Great tip. Will give it a try. Thank you
As everyone has said, another excellent video from you. I was wondering if you made a video on your spline jig. Simple enough to make, but having some dimensions would save some time for me. Thanks, Gary
Hi Gary, I dont have a video on it, It was one of the first jigs I ever made a year ago when first started woodworking. I will get a new table saw in next month or so and will make a new one for that, will make sure to film it
Thanks for your quick reply! Your videos are: refreshers, informative, and, importantly, inspirational! I'm 80, just a home woodworker, and I quit making large projects that "giftees" will probably just sell or give away when I'm gone. Your boxes are a really nice, small, easy way, to make a "keepsake". I'm going to make at least ten. I like the "spline" feature as it not only adds strength but also "style" (I will do it in a contrasting color). Gary@@woodworkingwithSkyler
Love your channel Skyler, this video was amazing! Happy New Year :)
Happy new year!!
Really enjoyed the video lovely job.happy new year to you and your family.👍🇬🇧
Thank you! Happy new year!
Wood movement occurring only perpendicular to the grain direction will not affect the fit of the box lid, therefore extra play isn’t required here. However, the direction of the grain in the bottom piece, in absence of any space for wood movement, could potentially blow out the end sides of the box. Good recovery from the router incident and a very nice result.
Thank you. I thought about this while I was watching and editing the video. You are totally correct. Will keep that in mind next time! Thank you
Replace the solid walnut bottom with walnut plywood and solid walnut mitered edging. Won’t deal with movement now.
Beautiful work !
Thank you very much!
Beautiful job as always, way to recover that blow out, that’s usually my luck.
:) thank you
I totally missed the part about the carpentry...😂❤😍
:)
Wishing you a safe New Year!
Hello, nice video , I wish you an happy new year from France 🎉
Happy new year
Good job you saved it well done 🎉
OUTSTANDING !
Thank you Mark
Absolutely beautiful, Skyler!!! Happy New Year! 🎉
Thank you, and happy new year
Thank you
You're welcome
Wow! every link on Amazon for wood and veneer are unavailable!
Wow! That’s crazy. I just bought some more yesterday morning. People must of bought a lot yesterday:)
I'm sorry your box got destroyed. You did a great box fixing it!
Thanks
Great job. Thank you 😊
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Can you provide the name of the jig you used to set up the blade? Thank you.
Yes, it’s in the description of the video
@@woodworkingwithSkyler Thank you!
Whta a beautiful box! Bravo and thank you!!!
You are so welcome! Thank you
Beautiful work
Will solone say it what we all think bout
Did you try hide glue?
No, does that work well?
This project reminded me of Woody Hyezmar's Bible somehow…, although you can currently get it at no cost, the projects are worth a good look. Maybe try go’ogling his latest.
@woodworkingwithSkyler not sure how I got to him from you but some guy named Volpe woodwork talks about veneer...hope this helps
I like watching your videos but I find it hard to pay attention sometimes! Lol