Ok apparently I dont k ow how to post pictures ha ha Sent from my
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Douglas Fir Ok let's try this again, pos
Ok let's try this again, posting the pictures of select DFir havnt yet to see
the 16:1 slope but the angle and rings per inch looks goodSent from my
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Just remember. Any structural plywood will have a min. of 5 layers. I have
seen a 3 layer plywood claiming to be structural. But that was for
buildings, not airplanes. And the veneer is the outside layer on both
sides. But I would stick with Birch or Mahogany. Doug Fir has a very good
chance
At 05:04 AM 9/15/2011, you wrote:
>Please am a bit getting confused after i tried to search for
>materials I can get Douglas Fir Venner and Yellow cedar Venner but
>the word Veneer makes me confused
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From: "omotosho olalekan"
To: "K Rnet"
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2011 11:04 AM
Subject: KR> Douglas Fir Veneer and Yellow cedar Veneer
Hi Folks,
Please am a bit getting confused after i tried to search for materials I can
get D
Hi Folks,
Please am a bit getting confused after i tried to search for materials I can
get Douglas Fir Venner and Yellow cedar Venner but the word Veneer makes me
confused if am getting the right material. Please help me on this.
And what size should i be searching for in terms of thickness and
Netheads.
With reference to the Douglas Fir. I have come across an article about specs
etc of various woods & included is a tester for wood. It is a simple jack on
top bathroom scales. The wood is held at the sides & the jack increased & then
you read off the weight on the scales.
If anyone
I am. There is a picture of a tester in one of my EAA books also. I live
in AK and buy local Sitka spruce. I was going to buy some aircraft grade
spruce from Wicks or somebody and build a tester and then compare mine
to the store bought stuff before I used it. I have some local spruce
with 35 r
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