Dana Busch
09-30-2015, 9:44 AM
About gluing a thin panel to a more stable substrate. I have a walnut panel, a 9" widened with one extra board, to
14". I started with a 9" board, resawed it, glued a 1/4" resawn board to it and then flattened it, but now have panels that are #1-a little less
than 1/4 and #2-a little more than a 1/4. Not the best resaw I've ever done, but I'm still learning.
?1---Is that thick enough to put in a frame and panel door (13 1/2 w x 25 1/2 Long panel size)? I have other wood I can use to make new panels, just thought I was good enough to resaw this board that had such great figure in it.
?s2---can I glue these panels to a 1/4-1/2" walnut panel or ply or mdf and not have them crack? Use contact cement or something else other than TB to reduce moisture? Should I then plane the walnut top down so it was thinner, more like veneer?
:confused:Or should I just start over. I hate to lose these two as they are book matched with great crotch figure. I have 3 more 7/8" boards I was planning on resawing, and am now pretty gun shy. I'm pretty sure my feed rate was to fast, especially at the end of the board. Thanks for looking.
14". I started with a 9" board, resawed it, glued a 1/4" resawn board to it and then flattened it, but now have panels that are #1-a little less
than 1/4 and #2-a little more than a 1/4. Not the best resaw I've ever done, but I'm still learning.
?1---Is that thick enough to put in a frame and panel door (13 1/2 w x 25 1/2 Long panel size)? I have other wood I can use to make new panels, just thought I was good enough to resaw this board that had such great figure in it.
?s2---can I glue these panels to a 1/4-1/2" walnut panel or ply or mdf and not have them crack? Use contact cement or something else other than TB to reduce moisture? Should I then plane the walnut top down so it was thinner, more like veneer?
:confused:Or should I just start over. I hate to lose these two as they are book matched with great crotch figure. I have 3 more 7/8" boards I was planning on resawing, and am now pretty gun shy. I'm pretty sure my feed rate was to fast, especially at the end of the board. Thanks for looking.