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 Post Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 11:28 
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Im busy designing and building a new box for my UTE, what is the best wood that i can use to build the double box out of?

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 Post subject: Re: best wood to use
 Post Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 12:30 
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Mdf/supawood

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 Post subject: Re: best wood to use
 Post Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 12:33 
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Thundercat wrote:
Mdf/supawood

thought so ja, thanks buddy

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 Post subject: Re: best wood to use
 Post Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 13:02 
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mdf base, fibreglass upper

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 Post subject: Re: best wood to use
 Post Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 13:05 
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crispy boss wrote:
mdf base, fibreglass upper

that sounds difficult lol

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 Post subject: Re: best wood to use
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Jay-C wrote:
crispy boss wrote:
mdf base, fibreglass upper

that sounds difficult lol


not at all.,

just time consuming

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 Post subject: Re: best wood to use
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Supawood 16mm is the bees knees.
If this is your first box building exercise I suggest that you stay with building a sealed box and avoid using Fiberglass.

There are two simple ways of building a sub box in a UTE. Refer to my thread in Show n Shine as the first example. The other way is to take it all the way down to the floor in an angle.

my 2cents worth...

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Virus wrote:
Supawood 16mm is the bees knees.
If this is your first box building exercise I suggest that you stay with building a sealed box and avoid using Fiberglass.

There are two simple ways of building a sub box in a UTE. Refer to my thread in Show n Shine as the first example. The other way is to take it all the way down to the floor in an angle.

my 2cents worth...

thanks will keep that in mind

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 Post subject: Re: best wood to use
 Post Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 13:56 
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fibreglass is easy

just set aside like 3 weeks worth of nights and take your time.

can seal it leka and make it look however you want

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