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	Flexible Materials
		Common veneer stains are sap stains, blue stains, stain produced by chemical action caused in the iron in the cutting knife coming in contact with the tannic acid in the wood, and those resulting from chemical action of the glue.
		Veneer produced in the same manner as rotary cutting, except that the piece being cut is secured to a "stay log," a device that permits the cutting of the log on a wider sweep than when mounted with its center secured in the lathe.
		Veneer produced by cutting in a radial direction to the pith to the extent that ray flack is produced, and the amount may be unlimited..
	www.flexwood.com /glossary.html (4131 words)

	Wood veneer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Veneer layers are usually glued and pressed onto core panels of different materials (such as wood, particle board or medium density fiberboard) to obtain doors, tops and side panels for cabinets, parquet floors and pieces of furniture.
		Veneer is obtained by 'peeling' the trunk of a tree, which is the predominant area used for architectural veneers (see also inlay).
		The appearance of the grain, or "figure", in wood comes from slicing through the growth rings of a tree and depends upon the angle at which the wood is sliced.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Veneer_(wood) (381 words)

	Wood Veneers:the basics of wood veneers
		Wood veneers manufactured in this fashion are typically referred to as "flat sliced veneers".
		Veneer of this sort is commonly referred to as "rotary" cut.
		Veneering was and still is a method of furniture construction, that allows for very elaborate decoration.
	www.thewoodbox.com /data/veneers/woodveneerbasic.htm (505 words)

	Advantages of Veneer Wood
		Veneer wood furniture begins with thin layers of wood glued together with the grain at right angles over a thick core.
		Since veneer is so thin and is glued to a stable substrate it allows designs and arrangements of the wood that would fail in solid wood.
		Since veneer is glued with a waterproof adhesive to a stable substrate it produces surfaces not prone to warp or splitting or seasonal movement.
	www.horizon-custom-homes.com /Veneer.html (407 words)

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		By definition, a veneer wall is a wall having a facing of masonry units, or other weather-resisting, noncombustible materials, securely attached to the backing, but not so bonded as to intentionally exert common action under load.
		Satisfactory performance of brick veneer wood frame systems is achieved with: (1) an adequate foundation, (2) a sufficiently strong, rigid, well-braced backing system, (3) proper attachment of the veneer to the backing system, (4) proper detailing, (5) the use of proper materials, and (6) good workmanship in construction.
		The discontinuity between the brick veneer and the wood backing prevents vibrations of the exterior brick wythe from directly vibrating the rest of the wall assembly, thereby retarding sound transmission to the interior.
	www.bia.org /BIA/technotes/t28.htm (3954 words)

	A Little Info On Wood Veneer: Thin Is In!
		Veneer gives you a unique opportunity to work with some of the most beautiful and exotic woods in the world without having to dip into your retirement account.
		Raw wood veneer is the most common for high-end wood species and figures.
		Raw wood veneers are considerably less expensive and of course, they are available in practically every species and grain pattern.
	www.joewoodworker.com /veneering/why-use-veneer.htm (1390 words)

	Wood River Veneer
		The use of veneer goes back nearly 4, 000 years as early forms of it were found in the tombs of Egyptian pharaohs.
		Producing veneer entails slicing a thin layer of wood of uniform thickness from a log.
		The majority of veneer is sliced from hardwood trees, the deciduous or broad leaf tree.
	www.woodriverveneer.com /veneer1.asp (320 words)

	Digi Enterprises : Anchored Brick Veneer Wood Frame (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Factors that affect the strength of brick veneer are the type of brick and mortar used, the span of the veneer and the backing, the stiffness of the backing, and the tie system.
		Brick veneer with wood frame backing must transfer the weight of the veneer through the veneer to the foundation.
		Ties are usually fastened to the wood frame with corrosion-resistant nails that penetrate the sheathing and are driven a minimum of 1 1/2 in.
	www.digient.net /p89.htm (3798 words)

	Koa Veneer Wood Frames
		The color of the wood may be anywhere from blonde, light brown to deep chocolate brown, with deep reddish brown the most common color.
		Curly-grained wood, the result of both stress and genetics, is preferred over straight-grained wood and is especially dramatic with an almost three-dimensional quality to the surface.
		At the same time, the trend in the fine furniture industry is to use veneered wood because of its flexibility, the fact that it is less likely to expand and contract due to climate changes and because the most beautiful part of the wood grain can be made available at a more reasonable cost.
	www.picturesplus.net /koa_wood.asp (710 words)

	eBay Canada Guides - Solid Wood Versus Veneer
		Solid wood furniture This means all exposed parts are made of the same species of all natural wood, with no other materials included, such as plywood or particle board.
		That produces 32 veneer surfaces for every 1 that is gotten from a board and with no wood wasted as sawdust another 8 sheets where the saw blade would have gone.
		Since veneer is glued to a stable substrate it produces surfaces not prone to warp or splitting or seasonal movement.
	reviews.ebay.ca /Solid-Wood-Versus-Veneer_W0QQugidZ10000000000778659 (983 words)

	Wood Veneers:how to glue up wood veneers
		The veneer will not stick, so align it to the right position, cover it with craft paper and with your iron on medium, heat the entire surface to be glued.
		Remove paper and use a veneer hammer to press the veneer into place while the glue is still hot and liquid.
		When gluing to solid wood, always glue to the heartwood side of the board, since the wood always has a natural tendency to cup towards the sapwood, and the veneer will have a couterbalancing effect.
	www.thewoodbox.com /data/veneers/woodveneerglueb.htm (727 words)

	Ferro Legno - The History of Veneer (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.umd.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Veneered furniture reached the height of craftsmanship during the 18th century.
		Unlike lumber, veneered panels are not as susceptible to changes in humidity that cause expansion and contraction.
		Veneer is cut and bundled as consecutive sheets, thereby allowing for custom matching for uniquely figured panels.
	www.ferrolegno.com.cob-web.org:8888 /history.html (283 words)

	Wood business cards perfumed printed, Micro thin plywood, Paperback veneer
		Nissiwood microthin wood veneers are exclusively fashioned out of wood and has an unending possibilities of use totally different from the traditional uses of wood veneer.
		The main area of usage for Nissiwood microthin wood veneers are for printing purposes in all the diversities of printing industry to produce a unique and classy product different from paper and other printing surfaces.
		Nissiwood microthin wood veneers are manufactured in our manufacturing facilities using state of the art advance technologies developed by the company out of experience and expertise gained over long years in the wood industry and plywood manufacturing.
	www.nissiwood.com (529 words)

	Solid, Veneer, and Laminate Wood Furniture - SimplyVanities.com
		The ancient Egyptians are credited with the first evidence of veneer construction, which takes thin layers of wood (or other materials, such as ivory or marble) and permanently bonds them to a center core.
		The layers of veneer are placed so that the grain is at a 90 degree angle to adjacent layers, which means that when the wood shrinks and swells, it will do so uniformly in all directions.
		Solid wood is not as capable as withstanding natural shrinking and swelling, which renders it more prone to splitting and cracking.
	www.simplyvanities.com /solidveneerlaminatefurniturearticle.cfm (662 words)

	Applying Wood Veneer
		The contact method of applying veneers and laminates is wonderful in that it's fast, efficient, cheap, requires virtually no clamping and relatively few tools...But, it has got to be one of the least forgiving methods in the entire cosmos.
		With all the wonderful factory veneered plywoods and composite materials available this day and age, (unless you are just one of those weird people who are gluttons for punishment) it really shouldn't be necessary to hand veneer every last square inch of your projects.
		Most wood veneers have a paper like backing which provides a stable surface for the glue to bond with and at the same time prevents the solvents or other chemicals of the adhesive from leaching through to the finish side of the veneer.
	members.aol.com /woodmiser1/veneer.htm (3250 words)

	Curvwood Veneer - Curvwood fine Wood Veneer products, Wood Wallcovering, Tambour solid wood, veneer, metal tambour ...
		For over 25 years we have brought to the Architectural and Design community wood veneer and tambour products especially hand crafted for field application to walls, and cabinet shop wood veneer products of high quality for store fixture, refinishing projects and specialty application.
		Curvwood veneers are A and AB grade per the Hardwood, Plywood and Veneer Association standards.
		Selected wood veneers such as Ebony, Rosewood and Birdseye Maple, to name a few, in the engineered style offer, when finished with a natural clear varnish, the true beauty of the representative specie at economical prices and lengths not found in nature.
	www.wiusa.com /curvwood (902 words)

	Wood Veneer Rolls
		Nissiwood microthin wood veneer rolls are made with total thickness of 0.20mm.
		Microthin wood veneer rolls are 1 ply reinforced such that it does not crack or break on bending and or folding.
		Our wood related technical tradition, which is as old as year 1935 and nurtured over the years enabled Nissiwood to develop and perfect the micro process technology to produce Microthin wood veneer rolls.
	www.nissiwood.com /nissiwoodmicrothinwoodveneerrolls.htm (353 words)

	Veneer Systems, Inc. - Welcome (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.umd.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		From the non-professional to the professional, serious hobbyist to craftsman, custom shop to mass manufacturing - our goal is to provide you with the highest quality wood veneering tools, supplies and equipment on the market.
		Joint a single leaf to a full bundle of veneer up to 96 inches long by 20 inches wide, plus a 90 degree cross cut guide.
		This stand alone MVT joints a single leaf of veneer up to a 1/2 inch thick bundle, up to 96 inches long by 20 inches wide, plus a 90 degree cross cut guide.
	www.veneersystems.com.cob-web.org:8888 (196 words)

	Crown-Wood
		The average yield of veneer in a panel face is 3:1.
		The panel length establishes the length of veneer needed.
		In any event, the face veneer is the least costly item and most often less tan 5% of the installed panel costs, and much less in terms of cabinet and furniture work.
	www.crown-veneer.com /learn/why.htm (858 words)

	Veneer - wood art
		The thin wood overlay is fragile in it's natural state, because it's generally only 1/64 inch thick, but when it's properly glued to another surface it becomes a part of that surface and has considerable strength.
		Veneering used to be only for the master craftsman and the stout of heart, but now modern technology has made it simple for even the most timid.
		Working from the center toward the outer edges with a roller or blade press the veneer tightly to the surface, then finish as you would any wood.
	www.refinishfurniture.com /veneer_explanation.htm (518 words)

	Veneer Supplies.com - Exotic Veneer, Vacuum Presses and Veneering Supplies
		And if you're looking for wood veneer, you've come to the right place.
		There's over 75,000 square feet of exotic and burl wood veneers within our site and we're offering these great pieces by the sheet and in small lots.
		You'll find a wide variety of oustanding veneers with a large, clear picture so you'll know exactly what is in the box when your order arrives.
	www.joewoodworker.com /catalog (207 words)

	Lakes of Wood - The Original Wooden Lake Map
		We painstakingly create three-dimensional wood wall hangings that reveals the hidden bottom topography of your lake of choice.
		By alternating the dark and light colored woods, we have discovered yet another way to see the contours of our favorite lakes.
		Place it on the shore of YOUR wooden lake wall hanging, and everyone will know just where your home is located by glancing at the piece of art hanging on your wall, which is your own lake, complete with depth contours, islands, sandbars, rock piles, and every curve of the varied shoreline.
	www.lakesofwood.com (462 words)

	Certainly Wood
		Appropriate veneer selection elevates the ordinary to the exceptional.
		Outstanding wood often awakens our imagination and stirs up the creativity that first drew us to woodworking.
		In 1983, Certainly Wood began bridging the gap between a supply industry that produces volumes of mixed grade veneers and the more discriminating taste of designers and custom woodworkers.
	www.certainlywood.com (186 words)

	Oakwood Veneer Company :: Wood Veneer Maple Oak Wood Veneers Exotic Burl Manufacturer Supplier Custom Wood
		Fine woodworkers select us as their source for domestic, exotic and burl flexible wood veneer because of our excellent products and dependable service.
		We offer 10 mil paperbacked, phenolic, 3-ply and 22.2 mil "bubble-free" flexible wood veneer to furniture makers, boat builders, display companies and other wood craftsmen.
		Among our 170+ species of wood veneer, we offer Alder, Beech, Birch, Bubinga, Butternut, Cherry, Cypress, Fir Douglas, Elm (including Italian & Carpathian Burl), Hickory, Jatoba, Lacewood, Makore, Maple, Oak (including Red & White), Padauk, Pearwood, Purpleheart, Sycamore, Teak, Walnut and Zebrawood.
	www.oakwoodveneer.com (282 words)

	bit-tech.net \| Real Wood iPod by ZapWizard
		First the edges of the wood were curved (right) using a router attachment.
		During this process the wood split four times, and was glued back using gorilla glue.
		They are different in color as the veneer came from a different piece of wood.
	www.bit-tech.net /modding/2005/07/05/wood_ipod_zapwizard/1.html (463 words)

	Veneer and Real Wood Veneer at Woodworkers Supply
		Technically Enhanced Wood Veneers use a unique process to alter wood fibers to produce a distinctive fiddleback grain pattern (pattern is not just printed onto the surface).
		To apply, place veneer on clean, smooth substrate and apply heated iron to activate adhesive (use a piece of brown Kraft paper to cover the veneer surface while applying heat to keep both veneer and iron clean).
		Wood veneer can be stained and finished; white PVC caps also make great labels.
	woodworker.com /Veneer.htm (1256 words)

	Wood Veneer Inlays & Overlays, Panels, Marquetry - Inlaid Woodcraft Company
		Wood Veneer Inlays & Overlays, Panels, Marquetry - Inlaid Woodcraft Company
		We use lasers to manufacture a majority of the marquetry, plywood and panels we produce.
		Whether cutting out individual veneer pieces of inlay design, or solid lumber or plywood up to 1" thick, our lasers enable us to offer high quality wood inlaid veneers and panels every time - guaranteed.
	www.inlaidwoodcraft.com (80 words)

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