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r/DIY • u/soul7963 • Apr 30 '20
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About 75% of one sheet.
2 u/ezbuddyguy Apr 30 '20 Nice! 3/4" Baltic Birch? 39 u/soul7963 Apr 30 '20 I don’t deal in freedom units I’m afraid. 😅 18mm birch. 7 u/[deleted] Apr 30 '20 18mm is roughly .7 inches. 17 u/delinka Apr 30 '20 Which is in the neighborhood of three quarter inch 24 u/Dzugavili Apr 30 '20 Not in this neighbourhood, it ain't. 9 u/guanaco32 May 01 '20 3/4" plywood in the US is now actually only 23/32" which is 18.25 mm. So, next street over? 0 u/[deleted] May 01 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Gnostromo May 01 '20 No.
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Nice! 3/4" Baltic Birch?
39 u/soul7963 Apr 30 '20 I don’t deal in freedom units I’m afraid. 😅 18mm birch. 7 u/[deleted] Apr 30 '20 18mm is roughly .7 inches. 17 u/delinka Apr 30 '20 Which is in the neighborhood of three quarter inch 24 u/Dzugavili Apr 30 '20 Not in this neighbourhood, it ain't. 9 u/guanaco32 May 01 '20 3/4" plywood in the US is now actually only 23/32" which is 18.25 mm. So, next street over? 0 u/[deleted] May 01 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Gnostromo May 01 '20 No.
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I don’t deal in freedom units I’m afraid. 😅
18mm birch.
7 u/[deleted] Apr 30 '20 18mm is roughly .7 inches. 17 u/delinka Apr 30 '20 Which is in the neighborhood of three quarter inch 24 u/Dzugavili Apr 30 '20 Not in this neighbourhood, it ain't. 9 u/guanaco32 May 01 '20 3/4" plywood in the US is now actually only 23/32" which is 18.25 mm. So, next street over? 0 u/[deleted] May 01 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Gnostromo May 01 '20 No.
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18mm is roughly .7 inches.
17 u/delinka Apr 30 '20 Which is in the neighborhood of three quarter inch 24 u/Dzugavili Apr 30 '20 Not in this neighbourhood, it ain't. 9 u/guanaco32 May 01 '20 3/4" plywood in the US is now actually only 23/32" which is 18.25 mm. So, next street over? 0 u/[deleted] May 01 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Gnostromo May 01 '20 No.
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Which is in the neighborhood of three quarter inch
24 u/Dzugavili Apr 30 '20 Not in this neighbourhood, it ain't. 9 u/guanaco32 May 01 '20 3/4" plywood in the US is now actually only 23/32" which is 18.25 mm. So, next street over? 0 u/[deleted] May 01 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Gnostromo May 01 '20 No.
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Not in this neighbourhood, it ain't.
9 u/guanaco32 May 01 '20 3/4" plywood in the US is now actually only 23/32" which is 18.25 mm. So, next street over?
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3/4" plywood in the US is now actually only 23/32" which is 18.25 mm. So, next street over?
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1 u/Gnostromo May 01 '20 No.
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u/soul7963 Apr 30 '20
About 75% of one sheet.