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• Oyster veneering fell out of fashion from c . 1710.
• veneering and marquetry, the bonding of thin sections or layers of wood.
• More complex tasks like fashioning intricate parts, veneering or reupholstering usually require professional help.
• Veneering is the craft of gluing a thin layer of select wood on a common board.
• Veneering, however, is an honorable and respected craft that dates back to ancient Egypt.
• Visually, the instruments are considered very impressive, boasting a great deal of veneering and marquetry.
• There was a large sawmill, a veneering plant, a barrel hoop plant and a barrel stave plant.
• Veneering uses a slightly different specialized setting compound ( " finish plaster " ) that contains gypsum and lime putty.
• In film, Mackichan played Victoria Lender in 1997's " Our Mutual Friend " as Mrs Veneering.
• It is also important to know about the techniques of veneering if you are interested in refinishing, repairing and restoring furniture.
• In his basement workshop, Williams and his employees repaired antiques and did specialty work such as gold leafing, marbleizing and veneering.
• Because of this amalgamation, chairs and other seat furniture began to use veneering techniques which were formerly the guarded privilege of 閎閚istes.
• If you decide to experiment with veneer, remember one rule that I forgot, to my regret, in my first veneering project.
• From the river, the setting moves to a party given by the social climbing Veneerings, and the palette bursts into bright colors.
• Shaker furniture, whether chests of drawers or candlestick stands, have a country flavor since fancy carving or veneering rarely embellished Shaker works.
• There are a number of reasons to know something about the art and craft of veneering, particularly l when evaluating the quality of furniture.
• Similar to the Greeks, Romans used tenons, dowels, nails, and glue to join wooden pieces together, and also practised veneering.
• It is easy to work and commonly used for cabinet and furniture framing, i . e . internal structural members and subsurfaces for veneering.
• While most woodworking experts advise applying veneer to both sides of a board to prevent warping, you can get by with veneering just the face.
• The brothers also owned a planing and veneering mill on Wellington Street between King William and Rebecca streets, and constructed many houses on Cathcart Street.