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Forum: Construction, Maintenance & Refit

26-04-2020, 04:46

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Getting a perfect surface with wood?

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Posted By Matt Johnson

Re: Getting a perfect surface with wood?

Vertical grade Wilsonart is .186 lbs sqft. Not really the end of the world to use it, but would add up to 300 lbs if you needed 50 sheets.

You edge a countertop with a laminate router/trimmer. ...

Forum: Construction, Maintenance & Refit

25-04-2020, 19:04

Replies: 89

Getting a perfect surface with wood?

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Posted By Matt Johnson

Re: Getting a perfect surface with wood?

I just had them quote for 200 sheets of Divinycell and it's well under half the single sheet price listed on their site. Coosa maybe similar.

Matt

Forum: Construction, Maintenance & Refit

25-04-2020, 18:48

Replies: 89

Getting a perfect surface with wood?

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Posted By Matt Johnson

Re: Getting a perfect surface with wood?

1x1" stick built frames covered with 1/4" plywood is going to be the cheapest, lightest and easiest to build. You'll need 3/8" for just about ever top surface (counter top, settee top, bed base),...

Forum: Construction, Maintenance & Refit

25-04-2020, 18:25

Replies: 89

Getting a perfect surface with wood?

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Posted By Matt Johnson

Re: Getting a perfect surface with wood?

https://www.merrittsupply.com/product/coosa-nautical-15-series-composite-board/

It isn't cheap, but Merritt does pretty good pricing if you need to buy more than one or two.

-Matt

Forum: Construction, Maintenance & Refit

18-04-2020, 19:55

Replies: 89

Getting a perfect surface with wood?

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Posted By Matt Johnson

Re: Getting a perfect surface with wood?

1/4" Plywood with a stiff fiddle on the edge would make pretty strong and lightweight shelves.

Matt

Forum: Construction, Maintenance & Refit

18-04-2020, 18:48

Replies: 89

Getting a perfect surface with wood?

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Posted By Matt Johnson

Re: Getting a perfect surface with wood?

Do you have a spec sheet for Formaply?

Granted, I've only used a few types of MDO, but all were a lot heavier than 37 lbs. The most common brand that I've found readily available in the US is...

Forum: Construction, Maintenance & Refit

18-04-2020, 11:45

Replies: 89

Getting a perfect surface with wood?

Views: 7,631

Posted By Matt Johnson

Re: Getting a perfect surface with wood?

I love MDO as much as the next guy, but on a performance catamaran, it's not a great choice. MDO faced plywood is heavy. The MDO we've used was pound for pound identical to Hydotek.

Matt

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