Not an accounting question!!Wood magazine, August 1986, Issue No. 12 has plans for making table saw extensions. It has you adding plastic laminate to 3/4" plywood and a "balance sheet".Quote: "Trace the outline of both extensions onto the balance sheet. (The balance sheet stabilizes the extensions and reduces the chances of warpage. If balance sheet is difficult to locate in your area, use laminate on the bottom side of the extensions)".So, what in the h**l is a 'balance sheet'. Should I simply buy an interior 'door blank'?Help?Thanks,Ivan Vegvary

Even with plywood it is good practice to do the same thing to both sides to avoid cupping and warping, so if you glue laminate on the face you should glue laminate on the reverse as well. That's a balance sheet. Brown laminate without the outer decorative paper is sold specifically for balance sheet and is sometimes therefore called --- ..... balance sheet!Tim w

What is a "Balance Sheet"

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Robatoy 16 years ago

That has a lot to do with the adhesive doing a lot of the balancing.

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BobS 16 years ago

Clarke,

F*ck off.

Bob S.

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