Hi guys, I want to de-lamintate a piece of 4mm thick plywood.
The plywood is made of 3 laminates (around 1,3mm each).
I know that in most cases people ask how to fix de-laminated plywood but in my case I am doing just the opposite - trying to de-laminate a pretty healthy piece of PW.
What is a good way to do that?
Heat the plywood?
Steam it and heat it with hot clothes iron?
Boil it in water?
I know that it will all depend on the kind of glue used for the making of the plywood.
Guess it is a pretty standard glue used on this one because it is a common and standard kind of plywood, not water resistant or anything special like that.
Thanks!
The plywood is made of 3 laminates (around 1,3mm each).
I know that in most cases people ask how to fix de-laminated plywood but in my case I am doing just the opposite - trying to de-laminate a pretty healthy piece of PW.
What is a good way to do that?
Heat the plywood?
Steam it and heat it with hot clothes iron?
Boil it in water?
I know that it will all depend on the kind of glue used for the making of the plywood.
Guess it is a pretty standard glue used on this one because it is a common and standard kind of plywood, not water resistant or anything special like that.
Thanks!