GeorgeO
Well-Known Member
Re: Birch ply wood
Sorry didn't see this thread recently. 16mm landed cost in carpenters workshop is 5k per sheet.
Sorry didn't see this thread recently. 16mm landed cost in carpenters workshop is 5k per sheet.
Sorry didn't see this thread recently. 16mm landed cost in carpenters workshop is 5k per sheet.
Wow. This is fabulous.Yes. I'm not veneering the outer surfaces,as I normally do,, neither are other friends. However, each one to his own preference. .
Nathan
Yes this material that I used is stocked in Chennai in their depot. It was shipped from there:
Eximcorp India Pvt Ltd
11(24) X Block Annanagar Park Towers Flat No c Chennai.Ph 45500020
If you dont get any response please email BK Lunia.I dont know if they have any minimum order quantity etc. Do check and let us know pricing, order details etc if you do buy.
Cheers
I'm in Navi Mumbai. The dealer from whom I've been picking up all my ply for the last several years, a chap called City Plywood in Vashi Sector 29, can supply it and has a sample which clearly is reh genuine stuff.Problem is no shop owner have ever heard about this word "Birch/beerch" in the area around navi mumbai where i am looking for this ply. I have already tried 6 shops in kharghar kamothe and in nerul. Steam is now another word as you mentioned. I am gonna try this one too.
MDF may not be perfect for anything, for ideal projects. But it's good enough. Apparently, it's easier to shape in factories using automatic machines, hence it became popular with manufacturers of speakers who use such machines, and then the hobbyist and DIY community picked it up. I haven't checked the accuracy of this story personally.You mean MDF is not suitable for building boxes or not suitable for bracing???
If no then How do you justify that plywood is better for bracing then MDF,whereas i havent seen anywhere on net or anyone giving drawback using MDF either for making boxes plus for bracing.
This is hilarious!<snip>he wants to do a full "KYC" on me. He has said that he will only sell to a customer after he receives
- my PAN card copy
- my Aadhar card copy
- my bank details
Address - naturally! PAN - No!!!He may need my PAN and postal address for GST-compliant invoicing
Actually, for shipping goods in the GST regime, PAN: yes. Every invoice my company now raises carries the PAN and GSTIN of the customer. This is needed for waybills too. I don't have a GSTIN, but the trader is legit in asking for my PAN.This is hilarious!
Address - naturally! PAN - No!!!
I don't know anything about Chennai, but given the size and depth of the city, I guess you will find it if you go to the area which is the hub of Chennai's timber trade and ask half a dozen shops.M/s Lunia asking for KYC details is even prior to the GST regime. For that reason, I've decided against buying from him in June. Still looking for suppliers of birch ply in Chennai who doesn't ask my Aadhaar & Bank details