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  1. 22nd September 2013, 11:25 PM #1
    mullfitz
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    I am looking at making some KITCHEN cabinets for my shack and might have the chance to get some formply cheap

    My question is can I put it through a electrical (industrial) to clean it up and then use it for cabinets

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    Quote Originally Posted by mullfitz View Post
    Hello all
    ....through a electrical (industrial) to clean it up and then use it for cabinets

    TA
    A bit short on nouns there...... electrical storm? electrical riser? electrical cabinet? electrical cable? electrical shaver? electrical generator? electrical chainsaw? industrial forklift? industrial wage agreement? industrial first aid kit? industrial ear protection?

    Cabinets have been made using film-face ply where the kitchen is suitable for black cabinets - works well with stainless steel or brass fittings. But since you can get new formply for about $80 a sheet, if it needs any cleanup or hole filling, the price had better be very good.
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    Ok in short a eletrical planner used in cabinet workshops etc

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    700mm by 1.8 $7.00
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  5. 23rd September 2013, 01:46 PM #4
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    I just cleaned a whole bunch up with my thickness sander. It ripped off the 1.5mm with ease and after the job the paper was still good.
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