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12/10/2011 5:42 AM

Dear : Sir

I hope to find help in the calculations of framework plywood ( construction framework).

The design is ( 1.22m x 2.44m ) 18 mm.

With beast regards.
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12/10/2011 8:53 AM

Please clarify your question and we will do the beast we can to answer it.
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12/10/2011 11:54 AM

http://www.shopnotesspecials.com/smallshop/plans/pdf/10-plywood-projects.pdf

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12/11/2011 12:38 AM

Details, details please! You are far too vague.

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12/11/2011 3:49 AM

OP is having a mute attack.

"construction framework" could be concrete shuttering or formwork or not.

The size quoted is a standard 4'x8'x3/4" sheet.

I hope he finds help too.

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12/11/2011 9:27 AM
  1. Wood Handbook -- Wood as an Engineering Material.
  2. [PDF] Bending Strength and Stiffness of Plywood
  3. Physical Properties - Canadian Plywood Association
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