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03-01-2011, 12:23 PM
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The first question can be answered here:
http://www.abchomestore.com/what_is_mdf.htm
the second someone else will have to answer.:)
We were typing at the same time, gaigai. Actually it is more like particleboard than plywood the way I understand what I read on google.
http://www.abchomestore.com/what_is_mdf.htm
the second someone else will have to answer.:)
We were typing at the same time, gaigai. Actually it is more like particleboard than plywood the way I understand what I read on google.
03-01-2011, 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted by dakotamaid
The first question can be answered here:
http://www.abchomestore.com/what_is_mdf.htm
the second someone else will have to answer.:)
We were typing at the same time, gaigai. Actually it is more like particleboard than plywood the way I understand what I read on google.
http://www.abchomestore.com/what_is_mdf.htm
the second someone else will have to answer.:)
We were typing at the same time, gaigai. Actually it is more like particleboard than plywood the way I understand what I read on google.
03-01-2011, 12:38 PM
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Location: South central Nebraska, US
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I think I'm going with the ready make folding table my hubby suggested. He will make the big board and lay it on there rather than my precious ironing board which belonged to my grandma! He just doesn't know it yet!
03-01-2011, 12:56 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Canada
Posts: 3,459
Originally Posted by ghostrider
Be aware that MDF is very heavy. A 4x8 sheet of ¾" MDF weighs nearly 100 lbs. It is also very dusty to cut.
as Sharon Schamber recommended and it works great. I'm going to make
another one to cover my ironing board.
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