Woodworking Facts Veneering Veneering involves adhering thin slices of wood, called veneers, to the surface of a less expensive material like plywood or MDF. This technique allows woodworkers to use premium woods on larger surfaces without the cost of solid wood. Veneering is commonly used in furniture, cabinetry, and paneling to achieve a high-end look. The process requires precision and care, as the veneer must be applied evenly without bubbles or gaps. Veneers can also be layered in patterns,

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