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Good day to you all,
I came across an old hardwood chest of drawers today that someone had thrown out. Its not in great shape, but the thing that made me load it up and bring it home was the beautiful quartered, diagonal-cut veneer that was used on the top of the chest. I haven't identified the type of wood yet, but a large portion of the veneer is in great shape so I'd like to remove it so that it can be given a new life. I'm pretty sure it can be done, but I can't find much info on removing veneer non-destructively.
Does anyone have any experience with this or any ideas? Thank you sincerely in advance,
~Tim
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I came across an old hardwood chest of drawers today that someone had thrown out. Its not in great shape, but the thing that made me load it up and bring it home was the beautiful quartered, diagonal-cut veneer that was used on the top of the chest. I haven't identified the type of wood yet, but a large portion of the veneer is in great shape so I'd like to remove it so that it can be given a new life. I'm pretty sure it can be done, but I can't find much info on removing veneer non-destructively.
Does anyone have any experience with this or any ideas? Thank you sincerely in advance,
~Tim
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