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The TRUTH About What’s INSIDE Your Plywood
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- čas přidán 7. 10. 2023
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As someone else mentioned, the fibrous stuff is probably just used to hold the edges of the interior veneers together to make up the required length or width of the sheet. My degree is in Wood Products Engineering but long retired and I don't keep up with all the newer product lines but I used to represent Allied Plywood, headquartered out of the Boston area. At the time, they were the sole importer of Baltic Birch and it was all manufactured in the Soviet Union. Russia has untold miles of nearly pure birch forests in the taiga and all the plies were their species of birch, hence the weight and strength. Standard size was 5' x 5'. The only similar product was Finnish Birch, almost certainly the same species, differentiated because the 2 most inner plies ran lengthwise, resulting in an even total number of plies.
Nice info!
Very funny opening 😂. Jimmy is very interesting to watch and you are informative. Keep up the good work.
In Australia, we have predominantly 2 types of plywood
1. Radiata pine plywood (from AU & NZ), which yellows over the years and
2. Huon pine plywood, which is a pail white colour that is stable and is lighter than radiata (which is important if you are building a Tiny House on Wheels)
3. Recently, other types of ply, such as Baltic Birch, have been imported, but the price point is prohibitive
I'm glad you found a way to be at home more with your special family. My wife and I are adopting our special needs grandson. We were blessed that she could retire early to meet his needs. I have a few years to go. Although spending time with him in the shop can be a struggle. Seeing his smile as he helps Grandpa with the simplest task warms my heart
This is an awesome idea! Thank you for showing the insides of plywood. I am always interested in how things are made.
I’ve used Appleply - ordered it direct from the company and paid for the shipping. Great stuff! However, now I tend to use EuroPly. It can be ordered through Home Depot in both 1/2” and 3/4” in Maple and Walnut veneers. They don’t come in full sheets from HD, though - I can’t remember all the sizes, but 2’x8’ and 4’x4’ I think are available. Great stuff, lots of plies and I have not had problems with voids.
3 Nov 2023 - Couple of things.
1. Went to Hood Distribution today to get some plywood and, apparently, the prices you found are no longer available. The cheapest half-way-decent piece of plywood they offered me was Chinese made 7-ply at $41.00 a sheet.
2. I got the impression they only wanted to sell to businesses and not private individuals. They agreed to sell to me when I said I wanted to buy in quantity.
3. Told me over the phone that they had a discount of quantities over 20 sheets but didn't give me the discount when I arrived for pickup.
4. Their normal customer pickup hours are 9:00 to 12:00 which seems a strange way to do business.
This is in no way a reflection on you. I appreciate the research and hard work you did putting this, and all of your other, videos together. I also admire your entrepreneurial spirit and I wish I had your gift-for-gab. Thanks for your hard work. Keep it up.
Thank You
I just moved to near Tulsa Oklahoma and having to find all new suppliers
The information on the ply wood is greatly appreciated
Throw this dog a bone! I love your channel and watching you grow. Heart felt
Great video, I enjoy your content to help me to become a better builder and gain more knowledge.
Wow, mind blowing plywood is made of this stuff!!! 🤯👊🏽
Chris, thanks for the "in depth" view of what our plywood is made of. I worked in Indonesia many years ago and watched freighters unload trees that were sometimes over 5' in diameter and was sickened to know that as these rafts were formed and pulled into the small cove, it would be the last time anyone recognized the pieces as trees and the output coming out of the loading area was tons and tons of plywood.
I’m glad I finally have another option close by…thanks!!!
That was interesting, but not overly surprising. One thing for sure: This was truly a glimpse inside of plywood.
Pretty interesting results indeed, Chris! Excellent work! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks Chris for showing us the insides of various different plywoods. It’s amazing that the big box store stuff is so bad! I bought a couple of sheets way back when as I thought it was good. But it’s horrible! Baltic is definitely the way to go, but that stuff out of Vietnam looks pretty interesting. I’d be curious on the Tiger Wood how that stuff holds up! Looking forward to more quality content from you!
Love these kind of videos. Great work, thank you.
I've always wondered what the inside of plywood looked like. Thanks for doing the "deep" dive.
Thank you Chris for these different plywood’s. I hope you are having a Wonderful and Blessed Day!!! 😀
Great cameo of Jimmy and Derek. Maybe you should ask Jimmy to do a video out of your shop?
Baltic birch is the best. It is just nice to work with. Sometimes you can’t afford to go cheap.
Clampy, clampy, worky worky. Thanks for the knowledge, great video.
Very informative and surprising on the plywood, thanks for putting this together. Also, love the cameos. Good luck on Etsy!
love it man! thanks for exposing the truth about material quality and more importantly INCONSISTENCY!
It's clamp heaven! Never enough clamps and clamp holders! Crazy what you found of the plywood innards 😂😂😂
Super informative...I don't work with alot of plywood but its good to know the different types available
The bottle holder in the back ground you could market as a spice holder or kitchen utensils holder and make a French cleats system for the kitchen just a thought
New idea. The Southern Icepick? I'd buy one to go with my New York version!
This is a shock. I never even thought of whats inside
The fiber stuff is used to back the splices between pieces of thick veneer before it is laid up for gluing into plywood.
Wow, thanks for the comparison Chris. Good stuff to log into the memory bank
Funny Jimmy cameo! I guess Derek's cameo was funny too 😁 Very interesting to see inside the different plywood options. Thanks for taking the time and effort to show us! As to Etsy, just be aware that some options you might not be aware of or want default to ON.. Might want to carefully review what they automatically signed up for your store... Best of luck with the Etsy store!!
Thanks brother. Yeah those guys are good sports. I’m honestly not following you what you’re talking about Etsy. Could you be a little bit more clear if you wanna send me an Instagram DM that would be great.
Thanks for this video, Chris. I have found interesting stuff in plywood while turning it.
Thanks I always wondered why the cut reveal different things
I do use some HD Sandply and Birch in projects.
I really enjoy these informational videos like this. Thank you!
Still cranking out good content and clearly having fun with it. Thank you!
It was great to see you this past weekend, though brief. I should probably get some of your ply for my classroom laser.
Thanks for the insight. Baltic Birch is great, but oh so expensive.
Well you definitely confirmed what I feel when working with cheap vs baltic birch ply. Unfortunately I discovered baltic birch plywood right before the prices skyrocketed. So I immediately got ruined for all other ply and simultaneously couldn't afford it!
I just love your work.
Nevertheless, the good woods from Brazil goes to rich countries for what you call "cheap".
So, there is a kind of discrepancy between our buying power and yours.
But the evaluation is very fair.
And, Yes.... I'm Brazilian. 😊
I’m looking for plywood at the time of this video coming out so this was very informative. Thanks!
Fascinating information and another great video Chris! Keep up the great work!
Check out building your own vacuum hold down. Lighthouse vacuum motors work great. I use 2 for my 5'x8' shopbot. No more clamping or tabs.
Great video Chris love your videos and your products.keep up the amazing work
Very good information, I agree that HD Birch is terrible.
A very cool video. I always liked the how it’s made videos and now I got to watch your version of it! 👍
I like the way you dismantled the plywood. It was a great glimpse inside…sorry, had to do it.
Love those “plastic” nails, what a great concept!
Great video, Chris! Thanks.
Very interesting study and information, Chris!
Thank you!
Thank you for the in depth look at plywood.
Thanks for the video. Very informative. I don't have many choices in my area...never even seen Baltic birch!
Another honest and fair examination of plywood, thanks Chris.
Thanks for taking the time for this Chris. Your videos are always enjoyable, whether it's showing us something like this, showing us how you do things, or showing us how to build things.
Great video - thanks for sharing what you have discovered with us - your subscribers!😀
Sweet video! Does the 1/4” plywood cut good with a diode laser with air assist? Keep up the good work, you have come a long way from the beginning my man it’s been a pleasure to watch you excel.
That was an interesting video about the layers of plywood... I liked it. Looks like a stress test on the alternatives or at least the Tiger ply to see how it performs. 👍🏻
Fun test. Cool to see how shabby some of big box store's ply ended up being.
If your daughter does end up picking the comment winner - I'm curious, does she like Bluey? My daughter (3.5yrs old)'s favorite episode is the BBQ one....I've seen it about 600 times lol
Great video! Fascinating stuff. Keep it coming.
Great comparison. The weight difference was really interesting.
Always learning. Thanks for your service
Interesting stuff. We have a number of plywood manufacturers in our area. Guess I need to take another tour and look closely. Keep up the great videos. And get creative with those nice edges.
Another awesome video! Thanks! I'd love them clamp storage cleats
Certainly interesting! Good to know!
That is quite interesting! Great way to organize though!! Thanks Chris!!
Chris, thank you for taking the time to show us all the ins and outs of plywood. Your videos are great. Keep up the awesome work.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Love your designs and your craftsmanship. keep it up.
This is great stuff!! I have watched several videos on how it is actually made, but never would have thought of what COULD be in it. Like the Tigerply, but yes makes sense that it could be for the stability. Very cool, thank you for sharing!!!
Great job with the plywood comparison. Thank you.
Very informative video. Thanks for sharing and excited to see the 1/4" ply offering.
I’m just starting to set up my new shop and building cabinets. This was a timely review! Thanks Chris!
Such great videos as always. Most real CZcamsr. Have to go check out some of the NE Florida lumber places.
composite nails, that"s awesome
Thanks for exposing. I really miss cheap Baltic birch.
I think the nylon fibers are likely a tape that is being using to keep multiple layers edge to edge before the final glue up.
This seems like a possible reason. The plywood factories could peel a log into huge sheets and join them using tape into even longer continuous sheets. The tape seams are rare and have no effect on the final strength. It was probably a coincidence that it showed up in one certain brand. They probably all have them.
You do the work so we don’t have to. Thank you for sharing 🌞
Always good information and great value 👍
it's hard to find the good stuff, but usually buy just the cheapest I can find since in only use it for shop cabinets. I'm not a furniture maker, I do wood turning and carving... I am thinking of making a bowl from plywood as a test one day...
Thats an awesome testsl on the different plywoods. Thank you for doing that.
That's some good information... Keep it up brother
I agree with Anthony smith. There is nothing inappropriate about a dog bone.
Loved the video. Some great info for sure 🙏🏼
I have found a pallet of baltic birch in home depot. 157 a sheet. Didn't show up in stock but was the exact same as I had at home. Blew my mind. I am sure it was a fuck up some where.
great info and a cool experiment thank you
Great video. I had know idea a lot of plywood was junk!!
Appreciate the test.
Great video friend.
I really need to go check out my plywood dealers!
Plywood I’ve used from Vietnam has had the stringy material.
Chris, Thanks for this video I'm also in Fl , further south than you and have a hard time finding good ply. I'll have to check out all your links. Thanks again.
I can’t get squat for ply in Orlando. All the ply distributors only sell to contractors. I’d love to have some options down here.
It was very cool to see
Need to do a Mattias Wandel test on the strength of these plywoods. Would be interesting to know if the Baltic continues to be the best?
Very interesting, thanks for doing this.
What an informative video about plywood..
Lowes blonde ply has a ton of strands.
Thanks for sharing your test results with us Chris. It's hard to believe some of the stuff you found in that ply! Especially the more expensive material. I think you'll be doing yourself a huge favor if you continue with the true Baltic Birch. Too many companies try to cheap out and it shows in the quality. By the way, awesome video! 😊😊😊❤❤
Interesting experiment!
I have really enjoyed watching you and your channel grow!