OT: Two Pieces of Plywood

Posted on Fri 10th, February 2017

• #1

remrak

Hello,

Out of topic but maybe somebody could help with it:

Looking for two pieces of plywood so I can make this simple wooden structure. Measurements are approximate, any plywood pieces that would be close to the measurements shown in the image and any thickness between 30mm to 18mm would work.

Does anybody have anything similar laying around? Would be perfect if anywhere around the central London.

Thanks,
• #2

remrak

Good point. Will try to look around.
• #3

ChasnotRobert

I have some 25mm birch ply left over bits. would need collecting from E17.
• #4

Tenderloin in reply to @ChasnotRobert

What sort of size?
• #5

ChasnotRobert in reply to @Tenderloin

a few bits - bit over a metre by 190mm and another one about 1200x280.

I've actually got quite a few bits as I was vaguely keeping them for doing shelves in the front room but I doubt I will need all of it and will require more sheets in any case.
• #6

ChasnotRobert

also found a slightly squarer piece - 700x400.
• #7

Tenderloin in reply to @ChasnotRobert

1200x280 would be perfect ;)
• #8

ChasnotRobert

Ok, will swap for beer:
• #9

ChasnotRobert

Just noticed that it's slightly splintered on the other side but it's actually 1220x190 so you might be able to trim the worst of it out. Don't worry about the beer.
• #10

ChasnotRobert

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