anyone use on birch ply?
1490885
I used it on 1/4 thick birch plywood. It provides a nice white (the longer you let it set or the more coats you give it, the whiter and brighter). I have not used it for furniture but for wood burnings I've done where I want to emphasize the waves or lightning. I like the job it does as it lets the wood grain show through. It is not as transparent as non-water based stains, but it does work well.
1830361
I would not use this for plywood. This is outside application . I would expect wood rot over time if appliedthis way.
1974214
I agree with others. I filled woodpecker holes in the barn, so I went over the one third inch per application thickness. I would use a test scrap of wood for practice. work fast because it hardens fast.
33682
I have used it on paper and Plywood. It is Fast drying but bleeds on plywood
1528596
This set does very well on both plywood and hardwood. I take a slightly smaller "bite" on plywood as a precaution but I've never encountered any significant splintering or tearout.
1021610
I have used my 15 Gauge on hardwood tongue and grove and it did it's job. I have not worked with any bamboo but would not expect good results. Keep air dry and up to recommended level and oil frequently.
590774
Renee, I have not used my saw to cut plexiglass but I would think with a fine toothed blade the saw would do the job. I don't think I would try it with the wood cut blades. Good luck.
1022151
Never used it for that. Used it on plexiglass only and it works great for that.
345653
I've used on perfinished with no problems, I've used it on oak and maple. I'll be installing another floor next week and it's a perfinished cherry.
779197
Mine is a heavy fabric. I don't know the difference between single and double ply.
582591
The container doesn't mention birch at all. Perhaps you could contact the Distributor directly at www.jarrow.com
486554
I have never had any luck cutting plexiglass with anything. I have it made to size. Get a very fine toothed blade and practice on a sample of the Plexiglas first. Good luck.
901031
I have used it to cut birch and regular plywood, as well as poplar. 90 degree cuts are no problem. I've even used to cut a 2 x 4. It was just a little more work making 45 degree cuts.
947597
I am going to go to my HOme Depot and get a piece of plywood to cover my wood slats. I don't think you can put it right on the slats. Not sturdy enough. But I have read that the plywood will work.
167844
I would use any wood blade for construction grade ply, fine toothed blade for veneer ply
2150217
If everything is square, there should not be a problem. I occasionally use paste wax on top and slides. Everything works smoother, plus lumber slides on saw easier.
450314
Absolutely! I've used it on red oak, maple, African Linge and good old plywood. Nice tool for the money! Keep it oiled