I stopped by home depot tonight for some 1/4" plywood but left undecided.
I need the strongest plywood as far as:
if i bang an edge with a hammer, which will dent the least.
if i side kick the middle of the 2ft x 4ft panel, which will have the least amount of permanent damage, cracking/splitting/etc.
Looked like my options were BC Plywood, Birch Plywood, Utility (Underlayment) Plywood, Sandply Plywood
Which will fit my specs the best? Needs to be from these choices, as I'm not driving 30 minutes and taking off work to go get baltic birch and dont want to pay the extra.
PS: The birch at homedepot is MDF center. .19thickness. BC Plywood looked closer to .25
I need the strongest plywood as far as:
if i bang an edge with a hammer, which will dent the least.
if i side kick the middle of the 2ft x 4ft panel, which will have the least amount of permanent damage, cracking/splitting/etc.
Looked like my options were BC Plywood, Birch Plywood, Utility (Underlayment) Plywood, Sandply Plywood
Which will fit my specs the best? Needs to be from these choices, as I'm not driving 30 minutes and taking off work to go get baltic birch and dont want to pay the extra.
PS: The birch at homedepot is MDF center. .19thickness. BC Plywood looked closer to .25
1/4" Plywood Strength Choices
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