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Originally Posted by reds_21 what is the best way to avoid warping on a sheet of plywood? should it be layed flat or leaned up against a wall?
if i cut part of the plywood now and then come back to the sheet later to continue will i run into warping? i have a feeling that i won't be able to finish my project in a days time let a lone 2 but i wanna make sure that im not going to come back to a ruined peice of wood due to warping.
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Hello Shawn,
I have a rolling wood rack that I lean and stack my plywood on before and after cutting to size. A majority of the time I will lay out a project on a sheet and cut it to rough size then finish cutting on my table saw. Then I will stand it up in the rack so it will get air and no moisture from the concrete floor.
Before I had my wood rack I would stack the plywood against the wall on 3 or 4 2x4's to keep them off of the floor. Here in Southeast Louisiana we some times get sweating or moisture on the Concrete floors especially in the winter time.
Here's a pic of my wood rack in the back ground.