Are you putting on top of another table or onto legs? A hardwood plywood will resist dents and scratches better than cheap fir plywood. It all depends on your needs.
Do you have the base already? Do you know the size and shape you want? Do you want to stain or paint? Ken is correct about the difference with types of plywood. You'll want to do some comparison shopping so you get the best quality for your money.
Unless you have a surface you are attaching the plywood to, I would advise at least 3/4" plywood . That is what we use for SubFloor, so it should be able to hold weight, like arms or plates.
If you have a base you are attaching to then a thin plywood is less expensive and could be used like a veneer. It can also be stained to look really nice.
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Does anyone know what type of hinges are attached to the top of this folding table? The legs fold in toward the back then the top folds down flat against the legs.
I am turning the sides of an old wooden crate into a coffee table top. The wood is similar to pallet wood: unfinished and prone to giving splinters. How might I go ab...
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Are you putting on top of another table or onto legs? A hardwood plywood will resist dents and scratches better than cheap fir plywood. It all depends on your needs.
Whatever you do , do not use cheap plywood, you will regret it because it is soft and will show all dents and dings.
Do you have the base already? Do you know the size and shape you want? Do you want to stain or paint? Ken is correct about the difference with types of plywood. You'll want to do some comparison shopping so you get the best quality for your money.
Unless you have a surface you are attaching the plywood to, I would advise at least 3/4" plywood . That is what we use for SubFloor, so it should be able to hold weight, like arms or plates.
If you have a base you are attaching to then a thin plywood is less expensive and could be used like a veneer. It can also be stained to look really nice.
Thank you, your input was most helpful