History
Weneer Hammer is a special type of hammer used for making thin wood veneer. Wood veneer is used to provide an aesthetic appearance in furniture making and interior decoration. The history of the Weneer Hammer runs parallel to the development of woodworking and this tool allows for the smooth gluing and smoothing of wood veneers. With the increase in precision and quality in furniture making, the importance of tools such as the weneer hammer has also increased.
Weneer Hammer
The Weneer Hammer is an indispensable tool for precision work in wood veneer work. This special hammer ensures that the veneer layers are perfectly adhered to the substrates and that the surface has a smooth finish. The importance of quality and aesthetic appearance in furniture and interior decoration projects makes the use of tools such as the Weneer Hammer essential.
Areas of Use
- Areas of Use: In wood veneer work, it is used in the processes of gluing and smoothing thin layers of wood to substrates. It is especially preferred for removing air bubbles and wrinkles in the veneer bonding process.
- Features:
- Head Structure: The Weneer Hammer usually has a flat and wide head. This head structure is used when bonding the veneer to the surface by applying pressure evenly.
- Material: The head is usually made of soft material so that it does not damage the coating. The handle is designed for ergonomic use.
- Weight and Size: Considering the precision of the coating process, they are usually manufactured in lightweight and easy-to-use sizes.
