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I'm ordering wood and need some plyw2ood to boot but whats the differences and uses for ( lite ply ) vs (3 ply birch ) ?
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Lite Ply is made from Poplar and is more flexible than Birch plywood. I really wanted to sa the difference is about $4.00. But what the hay the first sentance tells you what the difference is. Have fun.
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So for engine doublers I'd want the birch Not the poplar ?
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Quote from: jim gilmore on July 02, 2009, 02:46:11 PM
So for engine doublers I'd want the birch Not the poplar ?
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Ok second type ? To make belcranks from plywood and balsa or doublers for around the belcrank post ? birch also ?
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Jim,
The lite ply is usually only 3 plys, and quite soft---not so good.
The aircraft grade birch ply "used to be" 7 ply, but the 5 ply stuff should be fine.
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You can still get 7 ply. I've also used some 1/32" 5 play Oak veneer plywood that was interesting. Mostly, just the birch 5 ply stuff in 1/16, 1/32 and 1/64.
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