I have limited experience with veneered plywood and have a few very basic questions:
1. Is it better to store plywood upright rather than stacked the way it is at Home Depot (lying flat)? I saw someone on TV say that it warps more lying flat horizontally. I would have thought its own weight would help prevent that.
2. Is there any difference, in terms of recommended blades, between ripping plywood or crosscutting it? I gather the grain of the veneer is oriented the long way but it's such a thin piece that I wouldn't think the rules that apply to solid wood apply here--is that right? Is a blade like a Forrest WWII good for plywood, or is a dedicated plywood blade better?