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Re: An uncraftsman question-- Cabinet grade plywood [message #29813 is a reply to message #29812] Tue, 17 October 2006 10:37 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Thanks for the replies.

I just figured that cabinet grade (cheapo stuff from
HD might have less of the annoying "there's some
plywood" figuring in the panels.

One thing I found that should be more stable is
those glued up panels at Menards (in the Midwest USA).

They look like butcher block so I suppose it depends on
how dutchy your decor is.




 
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