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Topic: Cost of birch?...
What's everyone's prices on 3/4 birch? I just got quoted 39 bucs a sheet for 11 ply. thanx in advance.
team basket kase
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posted 12-18-2006 03:11 PM
What's everyone's prices on 3/4 birch? I just got quoted 39 bucs a sheet for 11 ply. thanx in advance.
Posts: 2146 | From: dundalk,md | Registered: Jan 2002
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Thats a good price.
vetkilr
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posted 12-18-2006 08:56 PM
Thats a good price.
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lowes hd is i think 38 or 40 here.i install and sand hardwood floors.im thinking of getting a 4x8ft 3/4in red oak and make a box with 1 panel plexi.other specias would be nice but i doubt i could find them and if so there probabaly 100$ a sheet
mtxbird
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posted 12-18-2006 10:31 PM
lowes hd is i think 38 or 40 here.i install and sand hardwood floors.im thinking of getting a 4x8ft 3/4in red oak and make a box with 1 panel plexi.other specias would be nice but i doubt i could find them and if so there probabaly 100$ a sheet
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Here Oak is 40 and Birch is 39.
Mike Fallon
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posted 12-19-2006 06:15 AM
Here Oak is 40 and Birch is 39.
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3/4" 13 layer void-free cross directional layered Balitc Birch here is 60 a sheet http://groups.myspace.com/12voltcompetitors
AudioAnonymous
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posted 12-19-2006 07:17 AM
3/4" 13 layer void-free cross directional layered Balitc Birch here is 60 a sheet http://groups.myspace.com/12voltcompetitors
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i can get 1'' 13 layer void free for around 50 a sheet from a few different places, you can get 1.5'' mdf for around 40 dollars a sheet from a place in Nashville.
TeamSubGoPoof
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posted 12-19-2006 11:04 AM
i can get 1'' 13 layer void free for around 50 a sheet from a few different places, you can get 1.5'' mdf for around 40 dollars a sheet from a place in Nashville.
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OK, never considered the quality of the material here. Lemme ask this then - be it good or bad birch vs mdf - what would ya choose?? I got one really big goal in mind here - and finals is the playground!!
team basket kase
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posted 12-19-2006 02:26 PM
OK, never considered the quality of the material here. Lemme ask this then - be it good or bad birch vs mdf - what would ya choose?? I got one really big goal in mind here - and finals is the playground!!
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Just go all out and use concrete.
assman
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posted 12-19-2006 02:48 PM
Just go all out and use concrete.
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Concrete - fer what? To fill the tires???!
team basket kase
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posted 12-19-2006 03:00 PM
Concrete - fer what? To fill the tires???!
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quote: Originally posted by team basket kase: OK, never considered the quality of the material here. Lemme ask this then - be it good or bad birch vs mdf - what would ya choose?? I got one really big goal in mind here - and finals is the playground!! Might wanna look out for some girls on the way there. Don't worry you'll understand later. http://groups.myspace.com/12voltcompetitors
AudioAnonymous
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posted 12-20-2006 08:02 PM
quote: Originally posted by team basket kase: OK, never considered the quality of the material here. Lemme ask this then - be it good or bad birch vs mdf - what would ya choose?? I got one really big goal in mind here - and finals is the playground!! Might wanna look out for some girls on the way there. Don't worry you'll understand later. http://groups.myspace.com/12voltcompetitors
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quote: Originally posted by team basket kase: Concrete - fer what? To fill the tires???! TEAM PINNACLE TEAM SOUTHEASTSPL
SPLRON
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posted 12-22-2006 05:28 AM
quote: Originally posted by team basket kase: Concrete - fer what? To fill the tires???! TEAM PINNACLE TEAM SOUTHEASTSPL
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Plywood and Plastics up here in Richmond, VA has 13 ply Baltic Birch 4'X 8' for $59.99 a sheet. 5'X 5' for $45.00 a sheet.T-Dogg aka "Mr. Trunk" Team Supreme Audio In memory of Greg Welch
T-Dogg
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posted 12-27-2006 02:14 PM
Plywood and Plastics up here in Richmond, VA has 13 ply Baltic Birch 4'X 8' for $59.99 a sheet. 5'X 5' for $45.00 a sheet.T-Dogg aka "Mr. Trunk" Team Supreme Audio In memory of Greg Welch
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And after experimenting with it, I'm NEVER going back to MDF again! T-Dogg aka "Mr. Trunk" Team Supreme Audio In memory of Greg Welch
T-Dogg
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posted 12-27-2006 02:15 PM
And after experimenting with it, I'm NEVER going back to MDF again! T-Dogg aka "Mr. Trunk" Team Supreme Audio In memory of Greg Welch
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