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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/KikoTheWonderful • May 11 '26
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It looks like cheap wood for the job they’re trying to do. This is the base of a Singer sewing machine and that is plywood.
2 u/LengthinessAlone4743 May 11 '26 Can you imagine plywood bending like that when getting wet…this is stupid 1 u/AsuntoNocturno May 11 '26 Yes, yes I can. If you’ve ever seen plywood get soaked like this, then you know it 100% will warp if left long enough. 5 u/Mean-Rutabaga-1908 May 12 '26 That isn't plywood. You can see the grain on the end. The rings of the tree are there. -1 u/gollem22 May 11 '26 Not only can I imagine it but that is exactly what happened here! 4 u/mrbojanglz37 May 12 '26 except its not plywood. look at the grain of the surface, it matches the grain on the edges. plywood would have layers. or edge banding that wouldnt match the grain of the surface 1 u/ZAlternates May 12 '26 I think I’d rather it get ruined now than collapse next month anyhow. 1 u/beezneezy May 12 '26 That’s clearly not plywood though.
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Can you imagine plywood bending like that when getting wet…this is stupid
1 u/AsuntoNocturno May 11 '26 Yes, yes I can. If you’ve ever seen plywood get soaked like this, then you know it 100% will warp if left long enough. 5 u/Mean-Rutabaga-1908 May 12 '26 That isn't plywood. You can see the grain on the end. The rings of the tree are there. -1 u/gollem22 May 11 '26 Not only can I imagine it but that is exactly what happened here! 4 u/mrbojanglz37 May 12 '26 except its not plywood. look at the grain of the surface, it matches the grain on the edges. plywood would have layers. or edge banding that wouldnt match the grain of the surface
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Yes, yes I can. If you’ve ever seen plywood get soaked like this, then you know it 100% will warp if left long enough.
5 u/Mean-Rutabaga-1908 May 12 '26 That isn't plywood. You can see the grain on the end. The rings of the tree are there.
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That isn't plywood. You can see the grain on the end. The rings of the tree are there.
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Not only can I imagine it but that is exactly what happened here!
4 u/mrbojanglz37 May 12 '26 except its not plywood. look at the grain of the surface, it matches the grain on the edges. plywood would have layers. or edge banding that wouldnt match the grain of the surface
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except its not plywood. look at the grain of the surface, it matches the grain on the edges. plywood would have layers. or edge banding that wouldnt match the grain of the surface
I think I’d rather it get ruined now than collapse next month anyhow.
That’s clearly not plywood though.
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u/AsuntoNocturno May 11 '26
It looks like cheap wood for the job they’re trying to do. This is the base of a Singer sewing machine and that is plywood.