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26th January 2006, 01:55 AM	#1
ocaukrell diyAudio Member Join Date: Aug 2005	Speaker box veneering questions Going to be making some new cabinets soon, using 19mm mdf. will be applying veneer to the 'cut to size panels' before final machining and assembly. SO. Are there any rules as to maximum thickness, types of glue, or anything else I should know about ? I'm thinking along the lines of queensland walnut about 5mm thick, this way I can soften the edges without worring about hitting mdf. __________________ Buy my g'friends Swarovski crystals, you know you want to New Car and Home audio for sale, click the for sale button

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