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Daryl Rosenblatt
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: Thanks for the information Darryl. I'm excited about starting my project in the near future.: --Mark: : : Mark,: : The 1" honeycomb will work fine as you outlined. I would proceed as is, no changes needed.: : Sincerely: : Darryl Keil: : : : Hello,: : : I am planning to build a table approx 32 inches by 60 inches that I will surface the ceramic tile with hardwood around the : : : table edges. I am coming to the conclusion that it would be best to construct the basic tabletop with a torsion box : : : construction for strength to minimize deflection. The table will be supported near the corners by tubular steel legs. Would : : : your 1" honeycomb product between two 1/2 sheets of plywood be adequate in your experience? Should I use thicker (or : : : thinner) plywood or double-up the honeycomb to 2"? I believe that your honeycomb product will work for me but I want to : : : have the best chance at first pass success. Thanks in advance.: : : --MarkI did something soimilar last year: two 3/4" thick honeycombs with a 1/4" plywood layer in between. As Darryl pointed out, first laminate the honeycomb and plywood layers, at HALF PRESSURE, then after that, put on the veneer. I have the small pump, with no adjustment, so I loosend the cover off the filter to cause a slight leak, which lowered the pressure. I tested it at full pressure, and honeycomb resin at full pressure looks like a cracker in thre minutes. The Unibond rolled on was perfect.
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