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gluing butcher block
I am making a butcher block with kiln dryed lumber. The end grain will be on the surface. Each block will be 1.5" X 1.5". I want to put a solid wood strip "border" on each end (2 sides). This strip would be approximately 3/16th of an inch thick.
Is there a cross grain issue? I could cut the strip into 1.5 X 1.5" pieces and glue it on, but i would rather use one piece.
would really appreciate a response.
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On the veneering forum at (post #169240, reply #1 of 1)
On the veneering forum at vacupress.com it's often suggested that veneer thicker than 1/8" should be treated like solid wood. You might consider making your border a bit thinner.