Mark Kosmowski
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My back is recovering from a recent injury and while I was planning to do some work with plywood in the shop this weekend my wife convinced me that there'll still be plywood at the store later and maybe I shouldn't push things. From recent experience, 50 lb (as in a bag of rock salt) is a bit more than I should be handling just yet. I'm also pleasantly surprised that my back is not telling me I am stupid from moving my carboy of must yesterday with 20 lb honey and 4 gallons water.
This has me wondering just how much a 4' by 8' sheet of 3/4" plywood weighs - does anyone here know? I will keep in mind that my body may be feeling more than just the dead weight due to torques and what not as it gets positioned for cutting.
Thanks!
This has me wondering just how much a 4' by 8' sheet of 3/4" plywood weighs - does anyone here know? I will keep in mind that my body may be feeling more than just the dead weight due to torques and what not as it gets positioned for cutting.
Thanks!