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Subject : substrate
Posted : 2003-04-30 8:02 PM
Post #28879
Darryl,I am just getting started with my Vacu Press system and a local hardwood shop is asking me to consider supplying them with veneered exotics for resale. These will probably be 8" x 8" up to 24" x 36" to be used for box lids and table tops.I would like to avoid problems and would be interested in your opinion on the best substrate materials to use.We have discussed 1/2" mdf as well as baltic birch ply.Having read your information here and watching your first video, I would value your opinion.Thanks,Les



 
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Darryl Keil

 
Subject : substrate
Posted : 2003-04-30 8:50 PM
Post #28880 - In reply to #28879
Les,I would suggest the 1/2" baltic birch. It is more versatile than the mdf as the baltic birch will take screws, fasteners and hardware better.: Darryl,: I am just getting started with my Vacu Press system and a local : hardwood shop is asking me to consider supplying them with veneered : exotics for resale. These will probably be 8" x 8" up to 24" x 36" : to be used for box lids and table tops.: I would like to avoid problems and would be interested in your : opinion on the best substrate materials to use.: We have discussed 1/2" mdf as well as baltic birch ply.: Having read your information here and watching your first video, I : would value your opinion.: Thanks,: Les
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