Cover plywood edges

Want to give your plywood project a professional finished look? Here are 3 ways to cover plywood edges!

Erik Massamba on Instagram: "Dummy Proof List 👇🏾👇🏾 to build this drawer Beginner’s List: Material - One 8 ft of 1 in. x 2 in. board to make all 4 sides - One sheet of 1/4 in. x 2 ft. x 4 ft. Birch Plywood Project Panel for the bottom - One pair of 10” drawer slides Tools - 18 gauge brad nailer (or if you’re feeling brave: a hammer and some nails) - Wood glue - Wood filler to patch holes made by nails - Sanding paper List for the Grown & Handy amongst yourselves: - 1/2 inch plywood…

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Plywood is a great material for many projects, but its exposed edges can look unfinished. You might want to cover those edges to make your work look more

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Learn how to cover plywood edge with iron-on edge banding using a household iron for a seamless, wood finish. Perfect for DIY woodworking projects on a budget.

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Building with plywood is convenient and inexpensive, but the exposed edges typically look unfinished. To clean up the look without covering or hiding every edge, you can just cover them with a strip of self-adhesive veneer edge banding. This simple method makes plywood look more like a solid board without the upcharge. Read on to

If you're building with plywood, don't leave the unsightly edges uncovered. Learn four methods for dressing up the exposed plywood edges.

Veneer tape, also called edging tape or edge banding, is a great way to cover the edges of man-made materials. See how it's used in this free video lesson: