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ultra light mdf
Anyone have a source for ultralight MDF in the Knoxville area???
Tried woodfinder with no luck. TIA, Joe |
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ultra light mdf
news.tds.net wrote: Anyone have a source for ultralight MDF in the Knoxville area??? Tried woodfinder with no luck. TIA, Joe Just curious.. what are you using it for? Could you substitute plywood instead? That will save you some wieght. I admit that I am biased because I really dislike MDF. Weight is only one of the reasons. |
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ultra light mdf
bf,
good questions. Actually, I'm using mdf because my customer wants to paint it and wants routed edges. MDF takes a very clean routed edge. I will probably substitute 1/2" for as much of the 3/4" as possible, but still looking to lighten things up a bit. The application is sidewall cabinets in the back of a 15 passenger van (most of rear seats removed). Joe "bf" wrote in message ups.com... news.tds.net wrote: Anyone have a source for ultralight MDF in the Knoxville area??? Tried woodfinder with no luck. TIA, Joe Just curious.. what are you using it for? Could you substitute plywood instead? That will save you some wieght. I admit that I am biased because I really dislike MDF. Weight is only one of the reasons. |
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