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Baltic Birch plywood bookcase
On Dec 4, 9:32*am, garage woodworker wrote:
My son wants a no-frame bookcase 14" x 39.5" x 52.75" from either 5/8" 11 ply Baltic Birch Plywood or 3/4" 13 ply Baltic Birch Plywood. Will 5/8" really hold up? I have my doubts. For uprights, 5/8" is more than enough; I've got 1/2" plywood holding fine on seven-foot shelf units from decades gone by. For a shelf 39" wide, though, use solid wood, or some kind of frontedge/backedge stiffener (like, 2" oak, tongue-groove and glue) that's deeper than 5/8 or 3/4". Was there a plan to cover the plywood edges? Or to apply a finish? |
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