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Laminating ply is much easier than solid wood and much less likely to end up with a pringle (in my limited experience). I would cut and glue pieces that were slightly over sized then use a sharp plane to square up/bring to size. The end result is a near uniform single piece of ply, and very satisfying. Also helps to buy the best quality Baltic Birch ply you can afford.