Hi,

When I built my desk I purchased the ply wood from Lows and paid 0.75 
per cut. I thought this was an Ok bargain. After I got the wood home 
I realized the wood was not cut to my specks. That was when I bought 
my own skill saw and started making my own cuts.
At 08:01 AM 2/3/2007 -0500, you wrote:

>Well a few weeks ago I learned a cutting plywood lesson. I purchased 
>a 1/4 sheet of oak veneer from Lows.
>We first had a problem locating it since it was not in the correct 
>bin so we had someone help locate it. I told him that I was going to 
>cut it up for shelving and I planned to cut pieces 23 1/4" x 15 
>3/4". He told me that there would be no charge for him to cut it. So 
>I took advantage of that offer. When cut they were placed in Karen's 
>cart and we purchased a few more items and went home. Karen took it 
>in the basement for me and a few days later I started cutting the 
>banding stock. Well the tops of the plywood were very nicely cut. 
>The oak veneer on the bottom was really messed up. Although this 
>will be the bottom of the shelves for the TV stand, I had to get 
>some plastic wood and fill in and really sand the bottom. You could 
>get some nasty splinters if I hadn't filled in the jagged rips.
>That board costs $20 so I did salvage it. The finished product looks 
>great from the top. Just hope no one ever looks under the shelves, 
>the will wonder what kind of a wood butcher I am.
>If I would have cut them I would have used a plywood blade and made 
>three passes for each cut. First about a 1/16" scoring cut on both 
>finished sides then cut the plywood. There would have been no splintered edges.
>Oh well! I learned something.
>Lenny 
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Thanks.



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