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Re: Tubes and wood. [message #29960 is a reply to message #29959]

Fri, 28 December 2007 06:54

Jeffery L
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Registered: May 2009

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I was actually talking about using the phenolic as a mounting surface. It does come in a lot of colors and I would imagine that it could be artistically incorporated into a chassis design.

I have seen a light bulb that sat within inches of a piece of plywood and it did char halfway through the plywood, although it never did burst into flames.

I would think it would be okay to use an all wood chassis, I don't think there is enough heat to cause it to combust.

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