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John Troth, Jr

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Subject : honeycomb panels
Posted : 2006-03-10 3:34 PM
Post #32890
If I sandwich honeycomb with 1/8" baltic birch plywood will they hold up as a book shelf under a stero, books, etc. if the shelf is 36" long and 12" wide? If the answer is yes, how large a shelf can I make with this configuration before it deforms? Also, do you know of any manufacturers who are making honeycomb panels? If you do, do you have their web address?
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Darryl Keil

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Subject : RE: honeycomb panels
Posted : 2006-03-11 12:04 PM
Post #32893 - In reply to #32890
John,

Its difficult to give you a specific answer as there are a number of factors. Use this as a general rule. Consider the strength of a honeycomb panel similar to what you would get out of solid wood of the same dimensions, maybe just a little less.

Don't know of any company that will lay up panels for you. Maybe someone else will have this information.

Sincerely
Darryl Keil


 
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matt campbell

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Subject : RE: honeycomb panels
Posted : 2006-03-18 8:53 PM
Post #32905 - In reply to #32890
Yes their is a company that makes premade honeycomb panels.Tri Cell Corp,you can check them out online and request a sample pack.
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