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Q:Is this an acid free, archival product?
by|Sep 19, 2023
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Q:What is the core grade?
by|Jun 16, 2023
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Q:Where is this product made?
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Q:Is there any place in the Phoenix, AZ area where I can get this Purebond plywood?
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Aug 11, 2023
Watch out for embedded metal
While the quality seems acceptable overall, I ran into a piece of steel embedded in the second sheet I was breaking down. This resulted in a small shower of sparks and a hot piece of shrapnel hitting me in the arm. Fortunately I always wear PPE so no real injuries. I am going to continue breaking down the remaining 4 sheets after having my table saw blade sharpened 🤞
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Feb 25, 2023
Wasted hours and hours. This is ridiculous.
Splintered to pieces when attempting to drill. Hours and hours of time wasted. Now more hours required to redo all this and wasted over $90 after tax.
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Response from CFP Customer ServiceFeb 27, 2023
Hi,
I apologize for the issue you have dealt with. My email is alec.neugent@cfpwood.com. If you would like to reach out to me, hopefully we can make this right. Thanks.
I apologize for the issue you have dealt with. My email is alec.neugent@cfpwood.com. If you would like to reach out to me, hopefully we can make this right. Thanks.
Jan 2, 2023
Too many defects
Just a loss of time and money. My last purchase was 5 sheets of 4x8x 3/4.
3 of the sheets had 30% of un-usable sections. So cutting them out and purchasing replacement sheet plus the time. Each one costs, usually $90 now it’s $117. CFP Pure Bond should higher quality control. Frustrating!!
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Response from CFP Customer ServiceJan 6, 2023
Hello,
I apologize for the issue. The plywood should not have the issues you describe in the review. I would like to discuss the issue with you and see what we can do to make it right. I can be reached at kcrisp@cfpwood.com. Kevin
I apologize for the issue. The plywood should not have the issues you describe in the review. I would like to discuss the issue with you and see what we can do to make it right. I can be reached at kcrisp@cfpwood.com. Kevin
Mar 18, 2021
Built a master closet...
Built a master closet
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Jan 10, 2021
be sure to inspect carefully
I use this plywood for cornhole boards and purchase roughly 4 sheets per month, i have normally been very pleased but have had 2 pieces that looked fine until they were cut and 1 set that seperated once finish was applied. was told that once cut it cant be refunded but the issues did not show until the product was cut. i will continue to purchase as is the best quality that i can find in my area, but if you choose be sure to feel for any possible voids.
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Dec 2, 2020
ATROCIOUS
Bought 7 sheets of this stuff for $60 each, from the first rip, every thing started de-laminating, everything. This is THE worst plywood I have ever seen, and Home Depot should be ashamed for stocking such a poor quality item.
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Response from CFP Customer ServiceDec 6, 2020
I apologize for the issues you had with our product. You should not have had the issues you describe here. I'd like to discuss this with you in detail and see what we can do to make it right. Please contact me at mhale@cfpwood.com or 800-637-2609. Thanks -- Michael
Nov 12, 2020
beautiful look, horrible quality
I bought a sheet of this to make some corn hole boards because the official specs for them call for birch plywood. This wood is absolutely beautiful, BUT...
I spent a day cutting the wood to proper sizes, assembling it and then came time to paint. For my design, I wanted a 1" border around the outside edge, then would leave the inside of that bare wood, apply a monogram and then varnish it. So I used the regular painters tape and taped it off. When I removed the tape, pieces of the birch veneer came out. I'm not talking about some great powerful tape here, just regular old painters masking tape. I knew going in this was a veneer and not birch all the way through, but expected it to hold together using such a weak tape for painting purposes
attaching pictures to show what it did to this. very disappointed that this would come apart like this, having to putty these places killed the look of these beautiful boards,
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Nov 11, 2020
beautiful look, horrible durability
I bought a sheet of this to make some corn hole boards. I do that as a hobby. I had someone contact me who specifically wanted birch plywood instead of the typical radiata pine cabinet grade I usually use. The only birch plywood available in my area, is this, and yes I knew when I bought it, that it's just a veneer. That veneer is thinner than paper though. The grain pattern and the look of the wood is amazingly pretty! so I bought a sheet.
His pattern is a black 1" border, 1" from the edge around the outside of the board. Then leaving the wood plain, putting a vinyl monogram decal in the middle. I'll then apply 5 coats of polyurethene on top. That's my typical way of doing boards.
So I got this sheet, cut it down to size. Used the blue scotch painters tape to mark off and paint the border. When I pulled the tape off, the birch veneer pulled off with it in several places. now my morning will have to be spent trying to putty and sand those areas and HOPE they look close enough to satisfy him. I'm not talking about gorilla tape, or duct tape or some super sticky tape, I'm talking about 'won't leave a mark on the wall when you take it off' PAINTERS tape. My next issue is that decal, if that painters tape pulled the wood apart, I KNOW the transfer tape from the decal will as well. I'm going to wind up either not making his boards and just using these boards for a paintable set to hopefully not have to waste the $55 I spent on this junk.
photos attached to review...
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Response from CFP Customer ServiceDec 6, 2020
I apologize for the issues you had with our product. I'd like to discuss this with you in detail and see what we can do to make it right. Please contact me at mhale@cfpwood.com or 800-637-2609. Thanks -- Michael
Sep 26, 2020
First Time user
I was trying to decide between Birch plywood and poplar plywood. Did some research and decided to go with the birch plywood. This is my first time working with birch plywood. The folks at Home Depot were able to cut the boards lengthwise so I could fit it in my vehicle. I Purchased two 4 x 8 sheets. I used 140 tooth blade on my Skil saw and can say there was no splintering and very neat smooth cuts. They were only two little pockets in the ply that I noticed during cutting. No problem with horizontal or vertical cuts. The surface of the plywood is very smooth, no divots or no patches. I cut the plywood on the ground raised with two by fours which made handling a lot easier for me than using saw horses.
Having a good blade and a long level made the long straight cut very easy.
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Jun 3, 2020
Used This for a bathroom counter top good quality finished nicely
Used This for a bathroom counter top good quality finished nicely
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