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Mark Hesketh
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edgebanding request

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Is there any way that we could regain the ability to apply edgebanding with a 0\" thickness? We use a pre-mill on our edgebander, so I don't need to account for the thickness of the banding. However, the guys found it very helpfull to see the diagram showing them which side was to be edged. It is especially helpful when we get a junior guy helping out.

Does this even interest anybody else, or is it just me?
Todd Miller

Post by Todd Miller »

Mark,
I will forward this onto the programmers. Thanks for your input!
Michael Yeargain
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Post by Michael Yeargain »

relative to edging in itself...

\"0\" on the slab doors also...


Please?
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Post by Nemanja Vujkovic »

what i did is make edgebanding that's 0.0001 inches thick and it works great
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Post by Michael Yeargain »

Nemanja,

I also do that but, the problem here-in is the doors and fronts with this edgebanding results in slower performance.

At least it has in the past. I just make my doors from MDF and applied the appropriate wood grain.
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