Need Marine Grade Plywood For A Zar's Project

[Don]

I'm going to install some more receptacles in the Zar's pavilion and I'm looking for a free piece of plywood for the project. With the price of plywood I'm trying to save the club a bit of money and prevent waste. The previous project plywood was left over from my shed.

Piece needs to be 2'x3', 3/4" marine grade plywood. I'd consider 5/8" or 1/2" and maybe a bit smaller than 2'x3'.

I did a similar project 5.5 years ago and used marine grade and it's still looking good. So considering I hate doing things more than once, I won't use anything else.

Thanks.

[SuzukiQ]

I wouldn't worry about cost. The club is extremely financially sound. DBSA has spent around $45K just on equipment in the last couple of years. A piece of plywood is a pittance. IMO

[Don]

Thanks.

Along with trying to save money, I was trying to save the hassle of me having to go to the lumber yard, haul it, etc.

Then again, I only have so much patience for scrounging.

[SuzukiQ]

Look at it this way. Your newest hip can use all the workout you can give it. And with your latest eye fix, you should be able to pick out a prime piece of plywood. ;-)

[Don]

I'm starting to wonder if I need to buy maintenance manuals for all these aftermarket parts I have installed.

[SuzukiQ]

Hope the manuals are not printed in German or some other foreign language like some aftermarket parts I purchased once upon a time. Fortunately pictures were included. Vat is das?

[Don]

Screw it. Got tired of looking and bought a quarter sheet (2' x 4') piece of pressure treated.

It won't last, but oh well. Had to go to 3 Home Depot to find conduit hangers and I ran out of patience.

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All manuals need pictures.

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