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Default Plywood vs. Strip-Plank

Sakari says:

I do have a vague idea of doubling; in other words, using 12mm strips
instead of 6mm plywood, say.


You need to carefully assess how much of the plywood is providing strength in
the 90degree direction, and apply a similarly-strong layer of strips in that
direction, as well as the obvious similarly-thick strips in the zero-degree
direction to replace the outer lamina of the plywood.

Steve
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