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where to get wood/plywood to build blade |
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pingponger
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Posted: 03/27/2013 at 6:48pm |
I want to try my hand at making my own blade. Can anyone recommend a U.S. store (online or otherwise) that sells wood or plywood good enough to build a competitive blade? Thanks.
Edited by pingponger - 03/27/2013 at 6:48pm |
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stiltt
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The key is in the choice of words when using your favorite search engine. Search for "wood veneers".
I like http://www.veneersupplies.com because it seems like the person knowing the veneers can update the site or have a direct connection with those who do; I just like the language and the love of wood the site carries. Their articles about vacuum press, glues, tools etc...make the site a reference to me.
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jrscatman
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I am told eBay is also a good source for veneers. I guess for quality you will have to try the sellers and see.
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Ross Leidy
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I like www.certainlywood.com. They have a large selection, quick service, and low shipping cost. They do not have an online order placement system, however. You will need to call them to provide CC information.
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pingponger
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wow, thanks for the links. those certainly make me want to assemble from the veneer level. unfortunately i don't have the expertise and equipment yet to glue and bind (maybe someday) .
in the meantime, i wonder if there's a source for single-piece wood plank that i can cut (i have a belt saw already) to the shape of the racket. thanks again for any further tips! |
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