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- 7 Gru 2020
Which is stronger? I'm buying something and I need it to be durable.
MDF (particle board) or Polyethylene?
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- 8 Sie 2020
Particle board is more likely to keep its shape under impact, but breaks easier.
Polyethylene typically bends rather than breaks. But will do so with little force.
So yeah, depends what you're doing.
Polyethylene typically bends rather than breaks. But will do so with little force.
So yeah, depends what you're doing.
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I ain't never heard of a stink ditch made out of mdf.
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- 17 Gru 2019
If you have exposure to high humidity MDF turns into fragments and bug food very quickly.
If you need durable(without any other indication of application) use plywood.
If you need durable(without any other indication of application) use plywood.
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- 12 Lip 2020
Not MDF these days, it's a lot less funny since Charls stopped writing skits
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- 26 Maj 2019
Depends. If it's High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) and it is fashioned into a geometry with a decent wall thickness, It will be more durable than particle board.
If it's Linear Low Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) or LDPE) go with particle board. also 2nding make sure you don't use particle board in a high-humidity area.
If it's Linear Low Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) or LDPE) go with particle board. also 2nding make sure you don't use particle board in a high-humidity area.
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- 20 Maj 2020
Yep, that shit swells under in humidity and also easily attracts mold and mildew. Would not recommend for damp basements or anything outdoors.