Brian Jackson
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Two questions, are we all still enjoying Domino and how good is treated MDF.
Thanks lads.
Thanks lads.
Treated MDF
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markblue777
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What do you mean by treated MDF? Like MRMDF?
Mark
Mark
petermillard
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Yes to the Domino, and ?? as Mark said above. If you mean MR MDF, then again, yes, well worth the few pounds-per-sheet extra over regular MDF, IHMO.
RobinBHM
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MRmdf seems to have a finer grain and a less fluffy core so better for painting
Brian Jackson
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No idea what it is called, we can't get it in NZ.
There seems to be no interest here.
Where they have used MDF under kitchen bench it has blown where the steam from dishwasher hits it.
Blowed if I can see where one changes email,any help would be appreiated.
There seems to be no interest here.
Where they have used MDF under kitchen bench it has blown where the steam from dishwasher hits it.
Blowed if I can see where one changes email,any help would be appreiated.
Brian Jackson
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What about the new and bigger Domino, anybody have one of these.?
Like to hear how they go.
Like to hear how they go.
Giff
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Yes the DF 700 is brilliant. I got mine before the 500. It can mortice up to 70mm x 14mm so for doors and windows it's great. Also although a lot bigger that the DF500 it still works well down to 8mm as it's well balanced and fairly vibration free. The DF 500 only has a max plunge of 28mm but is good for cabinets, jointing boards and smaller section stuff. Geoff
