____ are sturdy boards between which the glued veneer and substrate are clamped.
A) Platens
B) Face plates
C) Cauls
D) Cross bands

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Cauls are specifically designed wooden boards that are used in veneering to provide pressure and evenness to the surface being glued. They are placed on either side of the veneer and substrate, and then are clamped with platens to apply pressure to the glue joint. Face plates are also used, but they are larger and flatter boards that are used to apply pressure to larger areas of the workpiece. Cross bands are not specifically used in veneering, but are often used to reinforce plywood panels.

____ Are Sturdy Boards Between Which the Glued Veneer and Substrate