Reply by Rick Dennington

Posted on Joining two MDF slabs, face to face, and getting it flat

Rick Dennington

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#1 posted 993 days ago

Greetings Mark,

No worries, Mark…....just glue them and screw them together….just don’t put any screws where the

router plate is going to be (but I bet you already knew that,lol). MDF is good and flat right out of the gate.

I use 1” sheetrock screws for 2 pieces of MDF…that’s plenty…..The screws act as clamps, so go for it….lol.

-- " Don't ever wrestle a pig in a mudhole....he'll be having more fun than you..!!

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