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  1. Woodsplinter

    Fiberglass vs. Wood Sideboards on M105A2

    For all you ever want to know about wood, try: www.woodworkerssource.com I buy most of my hardwoods from there.
  2. Woodsplinter

    Fiberglass vs. Wood Sideboards on M105A2

    I agree- plywood would not be very strong. Also, only exterior grade plywood is made with waterproof glue- interior grade would come apart pretty quickly. The wood used in exterior plywood is not suitable for exposure to the weather even if painted- it's intended to be covered with something...
  3. Woodsplinter

    Fiberglass vs. Wood Sideboards on M105A2

    I looked into this some time ago and discovered the military wood of choice was Mahogany! Expensive, but our tax dollars at work, eh? White oak is a good choice as it withstands the weather better than red oak. Cedar and pine are too soft and weak. Ipe (Ironwood) would be a good choice as its...
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