"Roamdog" wrote in message
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The quantity coming from 2, 4x8 sheets of 3/4" MDF does not matter. I
would
supply the materials as your shipping cost to me would probably cost
more
than the materials.
Would definitely expect you to purchase the two 4X8 sheets locally
wherever you are. How many hexes of the size indicated can you get from
two 4X8 sheets?

I still do not see the point of presenting an answer to this question. I do
not know nor would it affect the price very much if an extra 2 sheets were
needed to fill the order. The labor and time will be the vast majority of
the expence.


I can cut the pieces to be the required measurements verified with a
ruler.
Do you have the computerized router?

A CNC router , No. I would cut the blanks out with a TS.

Sand the hexes? What for? Sanding will make them unequal in size.
The hexes will be handled by users so I was thinking that sanding would
be needed so that nobody gets a splinter.

No one is going to get a splinter from MDF. MDF is not solid wood rather a
wood product.

How much to produce? You need to tell me how many you want.
The maximum number that can be produced from two 4X8 sheets.

Why on earth would the quantity be limited to an exact 2 sheets? My cost on
2 sheets of 3/4" MDF IIRC is about $45. Time is more important to me than
waste.


How much to ship? Again I need to know what quantity I am shipping.
Thanks for your patience.