I’ve read such mixed reports on Birch; but the supplier seems to recommend it over their cheaper Malaysian BS1088.
I’ve also read Okume doesn’t have anymore rot resistance than birch - so I am assuming that it’s main appeal is it’s light weight?
The birch ply seems well made - but I wonder why it lacks popularity; could some of this be to do with the fact that to be BS 1088 it must be a tropical hardwood?
Thoughts on this Malaysian Plywood Spec
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Re: Marine Plywood Suppliers South Africa
I think it's real stiff, might not bend well. I would ask somebody who uses it maybe Richard aka Aprieka Angler has used some
in his cabinets or other projects.
in his cabinets or other projects.
Novi 23 finally launched !
Malaysian Plywood Spec
What do you guys make of this spec for plywood?
This is what Universal Plywoods are offering as their Marine Ply.
This is what Universal Plywoods are offering as their Marine Ply.
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