Hi,
Has anyone come across 23mm plywood that is a marine grade.
I need to change a section on my tohatsu.
I have been looking today and its very available in the USA but struggling to find any here.
Thanks for looking.
I like the idea of glueing the 12mm together. Hadn't thought of that.
Cheers. Am still sure some one would know where I can get 23 mm though. I was thinking about having the piece I need doing made out of alloy. That would probably be even harder to find plus more expensive.
sorry Dragonhawk ficht that sheet is not quite big enough and it needs to fit alloy rail tracks that accommodate 23mm ply.
Cheers for responding though.
I have never seem metric lumber in canada much less than the states, it is sold by imperial measurements
3/4"=19mm-actual 18.2
7/8"=22.2mm-actual 21.4
1"=25.4mm-actual-24.61
plywood is not available in 15/16" =23.8mm that i am aware of. my guess is the aluminum extrusion is 1" inside dimension. build up a couple off thinner layers to get the 23mm thickness required.
Okay just found out the listed dimension for plywood and true dimension do not match. true dimension is 1/32"=0.79mm thinner
dobra, there is a specalist plywood company near me that has been taken over by a larger timber merchant that has branches much nearer to you, try a google search for timbmet . they will move stuff between branches when a lorry is that way , so would cut traveling down.
stonehouse is the depot that keeps most ply, and last time I was there had a good range of marine ply, could be worth a call.
