Rhinochugger
Retired Oik
There's a vocation for you - making aircraft propellers18mm plywood has been suggested as a better option to plain wood.
Well the attached photo is a piece of 18mm ply I cut around 2.5 years ago as the partner to the baseboard end board fitted to my 0 gauge layout, I cut the end board and drilled locating holes just incase I ever decided to extend the layout.
After being in the same room as the layout since i purchased the timber, this puece has been in the same room as the layout. I think it's safe to say this piece of timber could only be useful if crating bananas.
I've had a very painful lesson buying any type of wood from B&Q, I had to scrape a base board with 100% scratch built track that had some complicated track laid on it, so I only buy wood of any type from a proper timber merchant, and I always leave any wood for at least 2 months before I use it.
I am now at the stage of asking others to supply me with baseboards such is my level of dispear with wood supplied to the public.
Well, you're at your wit's end trying to find wood that won't warp - we're at our wit's end trying to suggest things that you can't wreck
Summat wrong with that ply, though - shouldn't go like that