We may receive a commission when you use our affiliate links. However, this does not impact our recommendations.
Now that we’ve uncovered the reasons behind plain-sawn boards’ tendency to cup and explored methods to rectify their misalignment, let’s delve into addressing cupping in furniture pieces that have developed over time and strategies for preemptively mitigating this issue in newly constructed items.
Consider a split-top table that has succumbed to cupping or a wide solid wood shelf that you anticipate may cup in the future.
By registering, I acknowledge and agree to Active Interest Media's (AIM) Terms of Service and to AIM's use of my contact information to communicate with me about AIM, its brands or its third-party partners' products, services, events and research opportunities. AIM's use of the information I provide will be consistent with the AIM Privacy Policy.
