Alternatively, I wondered about using paper-backed veneer which is apparently much more pliable than traditional veneer and is less prone to cracking.Īnyone here have any experience with the paper-backed stuff for headstocks (or guitar work in general)? From what I read, it seems like it has a lot of advantages, with the possible exception of a very thin line visible along the edge where the paper remains visible. MDF has a smooth and flat surface, making it great for wall paneling and cabinet doors. MDF is extremely versatile used for its strength, durability, and consistency. This time I might try using a veneer softener like Super-Soft 2. MDF or Medium Density Fiberboard is an engineered wood made up of wood fibers, creating panels under high pressure and high temperatures. I've had some trouble in the past with traditional veneers cracking during the bending process, when using the heated pipe + steam method. The trick is getting the bend just behind the nut to behave. This job will require 1, or possibly 2, additional wood pieces which will be clamped and glued to the sides of the existing headstock, after cutting it to a straight edge.Īlthough the headstock could be painted to conceal the joints (seams), I'm planning on using veneer for the face. Getting regular dental checkups and practicing good dental hygiene are vital for maintaining your veneer or crown and the rest of your teeth. Veneer Extras by Yellow Design Studio in Dingbats > Various 123,135 downloads (9 yesterday) 4 comments 100 Free Download VeneerExtras.otf Note of the author Veneer Extras from Yellow Design Studio is a funky set of high resolution hand-crafted.
I'm working to restore a headstock back to its original shape.
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