Wood Panels
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Wood Panels
I am looking for some suggestions on what to use these panels for. They are lamanated balsa wood. I can get all I want some small and many 10 wide X 50 long 2 inches thick. Put your minds together and give me some ideas. There is a whole warehouse full
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Should read 40 inches wide and 50 inches long 2 inches thicksawmill wrote:I am looking for some suggestions on what to use these panels for. They are lamanated balsa wood. I can get all I want some small and many 40" wide X 50" long 2 inches thick. Put your minds together and give me some ideas. There is a whole warehouse full
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What did they do in their former life?
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Life raft!reible wrote:What did they do in their former life?
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Carved miniature canoes?
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Come on guys, I could have gone there too.
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They are new and were rejected for a flaw.Could maybe make a glider with one straped on my back for the water landings
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I keep picturing in my head scroll sawing or laser cutting model plane parts from these.
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I would make one of Phil Bolger boat designs out of some, if you like boating or fishing. I have heard of some people using rigid insulation or 1/4 inch ply under-lament to make some models. I always wanted to try making a Diablo model, maybe someday.
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That is an idea. Mabe use this and fiberglass coat itthunderbirdbat wrote:I would make one of Phil Bolger boat designs out of some, if you like boating or fishing. I have heard of some people using rigid insulation or 1/4 inch ply under-lament to make some models. I always wanted to try making a Diablo model, maybe someday.