This is one project that must be built within reasonable tolerances for flatness.This will give you a chance to use the frame press and see if it is suitable for the amount and type of veneering you do most often. I highly recommend building a small "test" frame press before you build a large workhorse frame.If you choose to build a large frame, you'll likely need to add cross braces to prevent the frame from bowing. Most leaks are easily resolved but the bottom line is that a small frame press is much easier to troubleshoot than a large one. In general, the larger you build your frame press, the greater the chance of perimeter leaks.Photo mounting and graphic arts applications.
Production wood veneering where efficiency is critical.This DIY frame press is easy and affordable to build.With a frame press, there is little worry of shifting the veneer on the work piece which is a somewhat common nuisance using a traditional vacuum bag.Multiple small projects can be pressed at the same time - provided that you quickly prepare the substrate surfaces with veneer adhesive and get the veneer in place.Larger projects can be pressed without assistance from a helper.It's always a good idea to protect the polyurethane by using breather mesh or a rounded-edge top caul. The breather mesh on the project shown above is larger than the substrate so the sharp edges are protected from puncturing the polyurethane membrane. I hope it inspires you to build one and see how easy veneering is with a frame press.įor all of the projects in my frame press, I use breather mesh on top and the plastic laminate outfeed table from my table saw as the bottom platen. The hours spent designing, building, and testing those prototypes has led to this frame press article. It took a dozen drawings and nearly as many prototypes to finally come up with something that could be created in any woodworker's shop.
King size: 79" w | 35" h | 81.5"L | platform: 13.25" hĬalifornia king size: 75" w | 35" h | 85.5" L | platform: 13.There is an interesting and often over-looked convenience that comes from using a frame press for vacuum veneering and this idea has left me wanting to build one for years. Please check your measurements and plan accordingly. * The platform ships in one-piece and does not disassemble.
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