Want to make an edge for a bar top by sandwiching a thin unstained piece of
poplar between 2 stained pieces of poplar. Any problem with staining the
faces of 2 of the poplar before edge gluing all 3 together?
Thanks
Mike B
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nevems2 wrote:
> Want to make an edge for a bar top by sandwiching a thin unstained
> piece of
> poplar between 2 stained pieces of poplar. Any problem with staining
> the
> faces of 2 of the poplar before edge gluing all 3 together?
No.
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"nevems2" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Want to make an edge for a bar top by sandwiching a thin unstained piece
> of
> poplar between 2 stained pieces of poplar. Any problem with staining the
> faces of 2 of the poplar before edge gluing all 3 together?
>
> Thanks
> Mike B
Not a problem except how will you smooth the edges after glue up and not
remove the stain in the process?
On 25 Apr 2005 10:57:38 -0700, "SonomaProducts.com" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>My thougts exactly. Why not splurge and go with Maple sandwiched
>between Walnut or Mohagany or sumthin'
Just one caution... make sure the different woods have the grain
running in the same direction. Just a thought, of course... it's not
like I ran a couple of tops through the planer this weekend and
discovered that one or the other tore out no matter what I did, or
anything... *dammit*
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