Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Woodworking => Topic started by: dcsipe on June 20, 2007, 10:39:03 am
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I've seen where some people are using 5/8 MDF for their control panel instead of 3/4 MDF like they are using on the rest of the cab. What's the reasoning behind this? Any benefits? Any disadvantages?
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5/8" MDF + 1/8" lexan = 6/8" = 3/4" total.
That way the sum width of MDF and lexan is equal to the width of the 3/4" t molding.
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Dang it, I thought I had tried to figure out every logical reason on why to use 5/8. Thanks for the info!
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That said, I went to Lowe's yesterday looking for 5/8" MDF... the guy looked at me like I asked for homosexual shitake mushrooms. I eventually found 21/32" plywood... not sure I want to make CPs out of ply while the rest of the cab is MDF.
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not sure I want to make CPs out of ply while the rest of the cab is MDF.
Good plan! MDF is crap anyway; use plywood everywhere...
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I already have the MDF in hand, may as well use it.
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the guy looked at me like I asked for homosexual shitake mushrooms
So that was a ??? or more of a :-* ?
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Maybe that's why he kept dropping his tape measure.
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Maybe that's why he kept dropping his tape measure.
I think the latter is reserved for Home Depot Employees
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Dunno. What does their new slogan GET LOWE's mean?
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where i live for the longest time lowes didn't carry mdf, and now they only have 3/4 inch. i shop at home depot just about exclusively. i saw a test somewhere between lowes mdf and home depot mdf and the home depot stuff was way better quality.