Tasuldu’s Veneer Workshop Manual

Field notes

The guide organizes veneer work in the order it happens at the bench, beginning with grain selection and continuing through cutting, fitting, pressing, leveling, and surface treatment. It distinguishes sliced veneer, described as roughly six to ten tenths of a millimeter thick, from thinner peeled veneer, and names specific woods including walnut, maple, pear, plum, oak, poplar, and alder. The text also addresses practical failure points such as hairline cracks and lifted areas after years of use.