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(04-28-2024, 05:07 PM)bpatters69 Wrote: Yes... hate me but we all have to get lucky.... I found over two sheets of cabinet grade ply. Mix of maple and poplar veneer.... oh and two Polk Speakers which are $185 which may work.....
Yahoo!!!!
I am always surprised what people will toss away.... Snapped a photo to share
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Maybe cutoffs from a cabinet shop someone was hauling home. Never know......
You's be surprised what the larger cabinet shops throw in the dumpster.
Us small guys put them back, and sift through them when you need a smaller size without cutting up a full sheet.
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That is a nice assortment of free wood.
I miss having a cabinet shop nearby. I used to root through their off cut throwaways for a lot of nice ply.
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find!!! Polk speakers- i hope they work.
i swear I could furnish a 1 bedroom apartment monthly just picking garbage just in a 2 square mile area here. I could probably be a gas powered equipment hoarder,too. crazy what people throw away around here.
when I lived up north, if it was at the road it really was garbage.
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Good Score!!!
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I used to work near several Federal buildings in the cities. I was always finding bookcase shelves and sides in the dumpsters as offices have been remodled. When I first started, they were solid popular or oak. Nowadays they are more veneered particle board. Well, I probably have 2 to 300 shelves that are solid wood 10" x 34" and 3/4" thick. They do have grooves along one side that rested on pins. I have also recovered quite a few Baltic Birch plywood pieces as well. I tend to use this for my shop projects and some painted ones as well, because they are finished.