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Where to buy white melamine laminate sheet - Woodworking Talk
WEBAug 3, 2007 · Most melamine sheets are made with an industrial particle board (denser than chip board). The melamine finish is a low pressure laminated process, much different than Formica type high pressure laminate. The big box stores used to carry it in 5/8" and 3/4". I don't know what they carry now.
Melamine VS liner - Woodworking Talk
WEBNov 20, 2013 · Melamine is a chemically applied low pressure coating. It feels like HPL (high pressure laminate), like a Formica type sheet, but is very thin. It cannot be taken off intact. It is commonly applied to an industrial particle board, but can be available in other substrates. Cabinet liner is an HPL usually in 1/40" thick sheet.
Plastic Laminate vs. Melamine Surface. | Woodworking Talk
WEBSep 25, 2023 · Plastic Laminate vs. Melamine Surface. I am thinking about adding a 2nd 3/4" layer of table top to to my rolling outfeed/assembly table. I want it covered with plastic laminate like Formica. If Im buy a sheet of Formica for $70, a sheet of MDf for $50 and a gal of Contact Cement also around $50, that comes to around $200 with tax and all.
Melamine adhesive - Woodworking Talk
WEBAug 4, 2008 · Just a note about melamine. Usually the sheets are between 1/128" and 1/64" over the nominal. Make your dados about 1/64" over and use a 120 grit sanding block to bevel the edges of the melamine sheet. The beveled edge will slide nicely into the dado. I almost always cut the dados on my table saw using a stacked dado.
Fastening Melamine - Woodworking Talk
WEBNov 21, 2011 · One stretcher flush with the front edge of the cabinet and the other flush with the back edge of the cabinet. The ends of the stretchers will sit in a rabbet at the top edge of both end panels and will be glued and fastened. My plan is to screw up through the stretchers and into the table top (3/4 melamine) to fasten it in place.
Outfeed/Assembly Table Advice - Woodworking Talk
WEBDec 31, 2023 · 260 posts · Joined 2020. #1 · Dec 31, 2023. I’m finally about to start my combo assembly/outfeed/workbench table. I’ve decided to build a 3x6 table made from 2x4 studs as the frame with sheeting for the top and a shelf below. I got part of the idea from Bear Mountain on YouTube. I will put leveling feet and flip down casters.
Melamine alternatives? - Woodworking Talk
WEBFeb 5, 2019 · Reason being is that from a supplier th e sheets will be in perfect condition. Home Depot stuff might be chipped or broken on he edges and at best scratched on the surface. Maybe you will get lucky dont knoe. If you thoght the melamine was expensive, guess again. Formica and the contact cement and the …
Melamine - Woodworking Talk
WEBJan 8, 2024 · Steve Neul. 32692 posts · Joined 2011. #15 · Jan 9, 2024. The texture on melamine and standard formica is about the same but the gloss formica is as slick as glass. We used to use melamine for catch tables and jigs and stopped because after a while the melamine wore through showing the particleboard core.
Best Sheet Goods for Large Laundry Room Shelf? (MDF...
WEBSep 1, 2021 · The laundry room can be humid and warm when the washer and dryer are being used. My spouse and I went to one of our favorite lumber yards, and saw MDF, melamine coated MDF, varnish-coated sheets, various plywoods including Baltic Birch and 4x8 Russian Birch as well as hardwood veneer plywoods, etc. We went to a "plywood store" and saw a similar ...
Confused About Miter Track / T Track... - Woodworking Talk
WEBSep 16, 2012 · I would use the Melamine for the top, and the plywood for the bottom. The Melamine has a slicker surface. If you decide to glue and screw two sheets of any substrates together, I suggest this tip. Lay the eventual top sheet face down and place the bottom sheet on top of it. Line them up, and mark the edges as to which sheet is which.