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Veneer manufacturing process

Veneer is decorative wood and increases the charm of furniture or other things. It has a wide range of use this is why it is in trend. Producing veneer is quite a fascinating process that encompasses many steps and each step plays an important role. So, let us continue with the process of how veneers are created in its entirety.

Veneer is the fifth step of wood processing. It should be a straight as possible and relatively knot-free. Knots Knots are ringlike formations in the buyer that weaken timber. Once the appropriate wood is located, it's quartered and sawn into hefty blocks. From there, the being processed slabs are sent to our factory and here comes the real job.

An Inside Look at the Veneer Cutting Process

Veneer cutting requires considerable skill and precision. A veneer slicer (left) is a large machine with an extremely sharp blade. The primary function of this blade is to prevent the wood from crushing or damaging, and it slices through your sheet. The slices need to be smooth and of the same size — While using them in subsequent steps.

Veneer There are different ways of making veneers, each unique and interesting from the other. This is the most common method, by using a rotary veneer cutter. This machine is constructed with a dull end which rotates in circular manner chopping the wood to thin and even pieces. This is mostly done in the production of plywood veneer -- used for construction and furniture.

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