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Thread: Phenolic Faced Plywood problem

  1. #16
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    Brian, I hope Phil has gotten his RT built by now, seeing that this is an 8 year old thread!

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    The stuff I've used in the past is called High-Density Overlay or HDO. This is a good quality plywood with a high-density fiberboard (masonite) layer on each face. Absolutely great stuff. The 3/4" sheets weigh almost 60 pounds and are tough as nails. The brand name I usually buy is called "Highway HDO" and is used for outdoor signage. It comes with either a natural finish (e.g., brown) or with a primer applied to all six surfaces.

    TedP

  3. #18
    I've used the sign grade MDO but not the stuff you bought. I'm assuming the stuff for concrete forms is not as uniform as
    MDO. I would return what you have and use melamine board. It is cheaper and better for a router table.

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