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Lou wrote: Well Roger, I was really just looking for a couple of simple answers. Seeing how this is an experimental hobby, I thought that I would compare the strengths of the plywood that the designer put on the plans (old design) against some newer materials and idea's. It may cost me a few bucks but I want to measure strength and breaking points against each other. Lou You should be able to find that information in the materials handbooks. I would start with a Google search for "Forest Products Laboratory", which is the central source of information on wood products. They test materials and publish the results. |
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