Veneer vs Phenolic
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Sometimes, it's all about how you cùt them. Lol
Yup, but the density and color consistency is no contest.
And it's much easier to cut tubes than sheets.
Something to be said about all the above.Yup, but the density and color consistency is no contest.
And it's much easier to cut tubes than sheets.
It's pretty easy to cut sheets.
But epoxy absorption can have It's moment's on colors.
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I won't risk it any more with veneer rings.
Guess it's time to sell my ring press?
I keep it simple. Colored phenolic sound good.Yup, but the density and color consistency is no contest.
And it's much easier to cut tubes than sheets.
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Can't spray water on them veneers
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Your no fun. Lmao
I think you can.
I can't mention them on an open Forum. (Rules)
But....
They advertise things in the Machinery section!
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hey mike, u hole-sawing (no pilot) the ID of your rings from phenolic sheet, andthe. turning your OD on a jig?
Forstner bit.
The wooden plates keep the sheets from spinning and splitting . Between the phenolic to make them round without splitting.
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nice. ya i used that clamp idea to cut g10 tip pads before also. good for those weird colors until we can pitch in to habe joey get those other colors
It's all about the consistent color. Not a big fan myself of how wood veneers look when the cue is rotated.