Question about bracing of bamboo cabinet

[ICG]

I found a website actually discussed about how to glue the Delrin to wood.

https://talk.dallasmakerspace.org/t/glue-suggestion-delrin-to-wood/52544/3

Sounds like it is possible.

I already answered to that just above your post.

 

[Tubenstein]

I found a spruce plywood. Is that good? Any comments?

 

[planet10]

More plies would be better.

dave

 

[Tubenstein]

What do you think this 18mm bamboo plywood?

it looks very solid.

 

[planet10]

Not seen anything like that. Does it come with specifications?

dave

 

[Tubenstein]

sorry I don't have the specifications

 

[pkitt]

Not seen anything like that. Does it come with specifications?

dave

Woodworkers Source in Arizona carries 3/4" bamboo in both solid and in a 3-ply that looks a lot like the photo in Post #44.
Paul

 

[planet10]

https://www.plyboo.com/products/plywood-veneer/plyboostrand-bamboo-plywood-and-veneer/

dave

 

[Tubenstein]

Woodworkers Source in Arizona carries 3/4" bamboo in both solid and in a 3-ply that looks a lot like the photo in Post #44.
Paul

So what are the differences between the two attached pictures?

 

[planet10]

Noy surte.The firt looks like the blocks in the core are longish “sticks”. What we used used cubish blocks, What is most impoertant are the structure of the veneer layers. In order of performance, horizont, vertical, or stranded (strands embedded in ome kind of epoxy-ish binder. I’d not use the first. Second is most commonoy used, the stranded is quite a bit better and has a surface that is really hard to ding.

dave