Baltic Birch plywood, good deal?

Go for it
1/4” makes for good door panels

-- Doug...

Well, speaking for myself, I would buy every sheet he had if it were here.

-- Woodworking shouldn't cost a fortune: http://lowbudgetwoodworker.blogspot.com/

Buy all of it.

-- Every step of any project should be considered your masterpiece if you want the finished product to reflect the quality of your work. http://www.FineArtBoxes.com

Yeah. You can always find use for good ¼” ply. Laminated in curves, small drawer bottoms, side panels. Stock up!

-- Dan Lyke, Petaluma California, http://www.flutterby.net/User:DanLyke

I agree, I would buy it all! But I might be a hoarder…

-- Randy "You are judged as much by the questions you ask as the answers you give..."

Buy it.
I wouldn’t bother trying to glue it together to make thicker.

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buy all of it but beware, the 5×5 product is somewhat inconsistent in its’ thickness so using it for door panels, drawer bottoms (pending how it is joined) can lead to frustration as some areas will fit tight, some wont fit at all, and some areas will have small voids.

if the product is made overseas, there is also a possibility that it will de-laminate

-- "Good artists borrow, great artists steal”…..Picasso

It’s unanimous. This is a smoking deal. Grab all you can, and store it properly. I’d say it’s at least worth a shot trying to laminate 2 or 3 pieces together. If it doesn’t work, you can still get thicker sheets with all the money you saved on these.

-- My broker promised me he would treat my money as if it were his own. Trouble is, he did.

just another 2 cents.

I’ve never had an issue with gluing sheet goods up to make thicker panels. break the sheet down into managable pieces, cut them an 1” bigger in width and length, ………use a roller to apply glue and then stack them with a very weighted lid………..

it’s quicker and less money then going out to buy new stock, when the stock at hand is already there and paid for

-- "Good artists borrow, great artists steal”…..Picasso

THIS IS AN UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE

Well I went shopping for the BB today and here is the deal. There are stacks upon stacks of this stuff but it was mixed mostly 3 ply and you had to search for 5 ply (1/4 inch). If I had wanted to not waste so much of their time on a Sunday afternoon I might have bought some 5 ply though. It wasn’t perfect condition stuff like I had pictured but still very usable. He said a man from Charlotte plans to buy some up and re-sell it for $8 per sheet so there might be some money to be made there. I chose to wait and go back another time when I need the stuff. Below you will see the pics from the deal I did get. I told him I would spread the word so if you want to drive just north of Hickory, NC I can give you the info.

Everything you see pictured for $40!!! I said $40.
4 pieces of 6” x 1/2” x 8’ sanded plywood, good for drawer sides (which I will be using for my workshop cabinetry) $1.50 a piece; 2 pieces of 5’X8’ x 3/4” laminated chip core board—one with a nice oak look and the other a grey laminate (which will help build my workshop cabinetry) $10 a piece; 2 pieces of 2’X5’X1 3/8” similar chip core laminated board which I guess will also make some workshop cabinetry but I really only bought it because it was $1.50 a piece; and finally, what I think could be a real winner…solid mdf 2X4X8’s (basically going to use them for workshop table/cabinetry/bench legs or better yet a sheet goods rack framing material…$1 a piece, which makes me smile knowing I didn’t pay $2.50 per at Lowes. What say you?? Should I stock up on more 2×4’s when I go back to get some plywood or maybe some mdf sheets? Thanks for the input Jocks!!

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Good to know! If the need arises I may in fact get this gentlemans info from you. Thanks!

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