We (I) know what MDF is, but a person over on a woodworking site in Canada, claims to be able to get HDF (High Density Fiberboard) in 4' x 8' sheets in 1/4" and 5/16" thicknesses. I can't find it here in the U.S. Is it the same as hardboard (Masonite)? or is it a completely different material (MDF but with a more dense core)? The closest I can find is laminate flooring, but it is a high pressure film over a MDF/HDF? core. BTW, for woodworkers out there, this person builds furniture from MDF/HDF instead of hardwoods. His projects are outstanding. Due to high cost of hardwoods and the low quality of plywood, MDF/HDF would be an ideal substitute. This is why he uses it and why I want to do the same.
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