Sources for paper-backed veneers

[Ken Fitzgerald]

I am getting ready to start a couple projects that would be immensely improved with the addition of some veneers. I need a good source for paper-backed veneers.

Thanks for you assistance!

[Jamie Buxton]

http://www.tapeease.com/10_mil_%20veneer.htm

[Alan Lightstone]

http://www.veneersupplies.com/

Plus, Ive done well on eBay. JSO Wood Products is one seller I've bought a few times from.

[Keith Hankins]

I've used veneer supplies as mentioned. Joe woodworker's site. Great to work with and great stuff. I used his plans/parts to build my vacuum press.

[Richard Coers]

Why paper backed Ken? Most professionals avoid it if at all possible. Wood on wood is so much better if you need large sheets. I especially dislike paper backed as it is much thinner than raw. I've read so much about adhesive failure with the paper, some problems from the manufacturer, others caused by finishes.

[Mark Blatter]

Here is one I used about a month ago. They were the least expensive and I received great service. The oak veneer came in quickly and was a very nice product. I will use them again next time I need something they carry.

http://www.cabinetparts.com/c/wood-veneer

[Ken Fitzgerald]

I ordered some birds-eye maple veneer, some inlay materials and other veneering supplies from VeneerSupplies. I was impressed with the information at JoeWoodworkers website and felt I the need to support him by buying from his other business. Everything arrived today. I was impressed with the service and I was especially impressed with the quality of the veneer. For my first veneer project, I feel the quality is great!

I will let the materials acclimate in my shop for a couple weeks and then begin to learn a few things about veneering and inlaying.

[Jim Becker]

I like to do business with JoeWoodworker when I can. Nice fellow and excellent service. Get on his mailing list...sometimes the deals are really great, too.