There is a lot of information on the construction of cabinets on the forum, of which I am very grateful. I would like to know if there is a compelling reason to use maple plywood versus birch plywood for the carcass of a painted cabinet. The maple is about $3.75 more per sheet. In regards to the face frames on these painted cabinets, poplar is about $1.80, soft maple $1.95, hard maple $2.25 and birch $3.05. All prices per board foot, select and better grade. Any comments would be appreciated. Hoping these are life time cabinets, so I do not want to cut any corners.
I am following udo schmidt's book on cabinets, but I am going to use a shallow dado for location instead of biscuts and pocket screws for assembly with a little glue. Buying the doors, drawers and drawer fronts.
thanks in advance