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Reloading
Homemade reloading benchtop material?
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<blockquote data-quote="nmbarta" data-source="post: 1791129" data-attributes="member: 78438"><p>Nice 3/4" hardwood plywood of your choosing for the top layer, glue it and screw it to a piece of cdx plywood with 1 1/4" wood screws, use titebond allweather wood glue.</p><p>Screw through the cdx into the hardwood ply. Then just buy a 1x4 of the same hardwood, and cut it directly in half and glue and pin (or finish screw) it to the edges for your banding.</p><p>It's very easy and gives the appearance of solid wood to the untrained eye. </p><p>Make sure it's flat when it dries as the glue joint will not want to move, and will hold any warp that's there once it sets up. It's cheap, pretty, and you can drive a truck over it when your done.</p><p>I like to coat it with bioshield No.9 hard oil, super easy to use and if you apply 3 coats it really toughens up the surface, used it on flooring quite a few times.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nmbarta, post: 1791129, member: 78438"] Nice 3/4" hardwood plywood of your choosing for the top layer, glue it and screw it to a piece of cdx plywood with 1 1/4" wood screws, use titebond allweather wood glue. Screw through the cdx into the hardwood ply. Then just buy a 1x4 of the same hardwood, and cut it directly in half and glue and pin (or finish screw) it to the edges for your banding. It's very easy and gives the appearance of solid wood to the untrained eye. Make sure it's flat when it dries as the glue joint will not want to move, and will hold any warp that's there once it sets up. It's cheap, pretty, and you can drive a truck over it when your done. I like to coat it with bioshield No.9 hard oil, super easy to use and if you apply 3 coats it really toughens up the surface, used it on flooring quite a few times. [/QUOTE]
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