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woodie

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« on: July 02, 2012, 06:19 PM »
Wow, these guys have a huge selection of plywood  Scared!  I planned on using their EuroPly Plus for drawer faces and boxes on an upcoming project.  I'd like to try their plywood for the cabinet carcase too.  EuroPly used this way gets expensive fast.  Anyone using a different Columbia ply for carcases? My only requirement is that the face veneer be either birch or maple. I'm assuming veneer core is the way to go too?
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Michael Kellough

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« Reply #1 on: July 02, 2012, 10:20 PM »
I like Columbia's pre-finished maple ply for cabinets. Poplar core.

Like all sheet goods these days (with the possible exception of MDF) the actual thickness varies...
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