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3/4 inch plywood is usually actually about .7 inches
by HideousKojima 6y ago
3/4 inch plywood is usually actually about .7 inches
- wfleming 6y agoDoes this vary more depending on the plywood grade, maybe? I have some shelving I made from AB birch, and it looks pretty close to .75. Maybe 1/64 scant. (Although I don't have calipers handy and just used a tape measure, so I'm not being super precise.)
- spenczar5 6y agoLots of plywood, especially birch, is metric-sized. You might have 18mm plywood on your hands, which would be about 1/32 under 3/4 inches.
- neogodless 6y agoThe plywood I often buy at a big box home store is labeled as 23/32" (0.71875" or 1/32" less than 3/4") and it is actually that thickness. I don't recall seeing any 3/4" labeled plywood though.