So I'm making something that involves 1/2" maple plywood and I accidentally cut one of the pieces 1.5" too short. Now I have 8 pieces that are 10x11.5 instead of 11.5x11.5. I have no clue what to do with them. I also have about 1/2 of a sheet of the same ply left over. It's too nice to throw out, but not really thick enough to make a shop cabinet out of. 1/2" ply for jigs....maybe, but doubtful.
What would you use it for? I need more clamp racks ans storage as we all do. I guess I could glue it up to make 1" ply for stuff around the shop. Outside of lesser woodworking skills, lack of imagination is my biggest challenge. I can build from a plan, but I can't design anything to save my life, even as simple as a push stick handle.
No ideas are considered too crazy.....just limited by ability.
What would you use it for? I need more clamp racks ans storage as we all do. I guess I could glue it up to make 1" ply for stuff around the shop. Outside of lesser woodworking skills, lack of imagination is my biggest challenge. I can build from a plan, but I can't design anything to save my life, even as simple as a push stick handle.
No ideas are considered too crazy.....just limited by ability.
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