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I would say Miss OSB is all that and a bag of chips. All that now, and a bag of chips in fourty years. I can imagine how much fun it would be to try and dissasemble and pattern.
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It may be OSB, but look at the spec. The OSB is hardwood chips in WEST resin. Not the stuff we can go and buy. It's probably better quality than the marine ply we buy.
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Originally posted by must_dash must_dash wrote:

It may be OSB, but look at the spec. The OSB is hardwood chips in WEST resin. Not the stuff we can go and buy. It's probably better quality than the marine ply we buy.

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Yes, the OSB was encapsulated in epoxy but per the article, it was done after the OSB was made using traditional resins. Getting epoxy through a OSB manufacturing line would be a big problem.

The use of "hardwood" chips of flakes I'm sure was done for color and not strength. There are many soft woods like Sitka Spruce or even Doug fir that are higher in tensile than many hardwoods like some Mahogany's.


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Thinking this topic has been pretty well pulverized.
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