Curved surface veneering process of solid wood furniture

Abstract

The invention discloses a curved surface veneering process of solid wood furniture, and belongs to the field of furniture manufacturing. The curved surface veneering process includes the following steps that a, a to-be-veneered surface is determined; b, three-dimensional modeling is conducted; c, a veneering mold is manufactured, specifically, a three-dimensional printer is used for printing the veneering mold including the to-be-veneered surface; d, the veneering mold is equally divided, specifically, the veneering mold is equally divided into N divided veneering mold bodies, and each dividedveneering mold body includes an equally divided to-be-veneered surface; e, furniture skin is cut, specifically, the furniture skin is cut into to-be-veneered skin in the shape of the equally dividedto-be-veneered surfaces through the divided veneering mold bodies; and f, furniture is veneered, specifically, the cut N pieces of to-be-veneered skin are veneered on the to-be-veneered surface of thefurniture one by one. The invention further discloses the solid wood furniture with veneering curved surface vertical columns. According to the curved surface veneering process of the solid wood furniture and the solid wood furniture with the veneering curved surface vertical columns, operation is easy, the cost is reduced, veneering is smooth and even, and the veneering efficiency is high.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of furniture manufacturing, and in particular relates to a skin-gluing process for the curved surface of a solid wood furniture column. Background technique [0002] In furniture production, it is usually necessary to coat the outer surface of the furniture. When producing furniture with a curved surface structure, due to the irregular shape and size of the curved surface structure, conventional methods cannot be used. Using a vacuum laminating machine to vacuum-coat the outer surface requires manual skinning. [0003] When veneering by hand, the usual method is to use multiple molds of different sizes and shapes to assist in veneering. Due to the inaccurate size of the molds, the size of the cut veneer cannot be accurately unified. After the veneering is completed, the sizes, The shape of the veneer is arranged in a staggered manner, and the shape of the veneer, the flatness of the seam and the compactness are not s...

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[0003] When veneering by hand, the usual method is to use multiple molds of different sizes and shapes to assist in veneering. Due to the inaccurate size of the molds, the size of the cut veneer cannot be accurately unified. After the veneering is completed, the sizes, The shape of the veneer is staggered, the veneer shape, seam flatness and density are not satisfactory, and the veneer process is low in labor efficiency, which increases the production cost, which is a major problem in furniture veneer

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