with a bevel bit and router table.. and the edging strip could be made with 2 passes through a table saw set at about 45 degrees?
Another way to picture what they did was to see it fitting kind of like a v-belt fits in a pulley... you see the back of the belt, but not the sides/edges...
Damn, I have the bug now.. I'd run out and try it, but my neighbors would kill me, since it's 11 pm..lol
Same here... it's cool for an edge that doesn't get dragged against... you can actually miter it and sand smooth... My problem with it is that once you catch an edge on something, it drives me nuts..
Maybe just using a piece of quarter-round would work...
Thanks to all for the helpful tips on edging plywood. Much appreciated.
Does anyone have any ideas on the best finish for edge-banded birch plywood. The bookcase will be in a room furnished with beech furniture on a cedar hardwood floor. I am thinking of using brushing wax.
Many thanks in advance.
Malcolm Webb
I wouldn't use wax on a bookshelf. Over a period of time, the bottom edges of the books will start to pick it up and negatively affect the paper edges of those books. My best recommendation is a gel stain and then some type of polyurethane to seal it.
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