| Forum topic by UKCat | posted 230 days ago | 488 views | 0 times favorited | 4 replies | ![]() |
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230 days ago |
Does anyone know much about blondewood? I am making a workbench and can get a 3/4” sheet for free. Would this make a good table top? If not, what would make a good sturdy top and not be too hard on the wallet? |
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#1 posted 230 days ago |
i just have a sheet of melamine a sacrificial 1/4” masonite over the blond wood go for it -- david - only thru kindness can this world be whole . If we don't succeed we run the risk of failure. Dan Quayle |
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#2 posted 230 days ago |
Im wanting to make a 2×6 table and think I may do 2 layers of blondewood and top it with 1/4” birch. |
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#3 posted 230 days ago |
Blondewood is not one actual type of wood, just what they call the lighter colored woods used in the plywood. I used blondewood plywood from Lowes for my benchtop about 8 or 9 years ago and it’s still holding up well. I believe they called it “Brazilian Blondewood” at that time. -- Dale Manning, Carthage, NY |
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#4 posted 230 days ago |
I was thinking it may chip and crack easy, but it sounds like yours has held up well. I will just do 2 layers of blondewood. I can add to it later if I need. Thanks for the info! |
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