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If you ever need to replace that MDF, try this: https://epoxytops.com/phenolic-resin-countertops/ https://epoxytops.com/phenolic-resin-countertops/ I'm using i
by verisimilitude 3y ago
If you ever need to replace that MDF, try this:
https://epoxytops.com/phenolic-resin-countertops/ https://epoxytops.com/phenolic-resin-countertops/
I'm using it for my next workbench top.
- thebiss 3y agoUmm, freight is $500?
- verisimilitude 3y agoLTL, the next frontier in logistics optimization
- amerine 3y agoOh neat!! Thanks for showing me this
- ajb 3y agoI think that's similar to what my kitchen worktop is made of. It's great, but cutting it at all is a big job. It's incredibly hard.
- jeramey 3y agoSeconded! I recently built a large 50" x 90" work surface in my garage and used MDO sign board (another phenolic resin product, not much more expensive than MDF and available at many construction-oriented lumber yards) for the top surface over top of a hardwood plywood subsurface and heavily milled Douglas Fir legs and trusses, all doweled and glued together. I've been quite happy. It was easy to use a router on to make channels for t-tracks, and has been quite stable for the past 6 months or so through the fall, winter, and spring weather changes with only an oil-filled radiant heater to keep things from getting too frigid.