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In Reply to: RE: How to remove solid wood trim from a cabinet ? posted by rogerh113 on December 14, 2016 at 19:49:30

If you got that veneer off, you're golden. It's really not often this is a plausible scenario. Foil-backed veneer? Whatever it was, it didn't penetrate the veneer or it just dried out. Glad you got it off!

Once the cabinet is raw you can do practically anything.

Myself, I like to use routers to cut apart speakers for changing dimensions, but I've also thrown speakers on table saws (with suitable jigs) to make much faster cuts.

Laminating on layers of MDF or other materials is a sinch too....

Cheers,
Presto

Follow Ups:

? - bare 09:19:23 12/17/16 (1)
Elephant in the room issue:
Frankly those don't look like very well Designed OR even decently Built speaker boxes.
Are you Sure? they are worth saving?
- RE: ? - Presto 22:31:52 12/18/16 (0)
  He got the veneer off... he's happy.
  Who am I to argue?
  
  DIY is a labor of love...
  You can't reason with love.
  
  Cheers,
  Presto

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