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spuds4ever
 Post subject: Does anyone know if wood is OK for boards to build on?
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 Post subject: Re: Does anyone know if wood is OK for boards to build on?
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spuds4ever wrote:
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Wood is thick most of the time , it doesn't bent easily - witch you have with cardboard... glue makes cardboard curl . So wood is good for a gaming board

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Also depends on what kind of wood you use. I personally recommend MDF.

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As Anduril recommended, MDF is the best choice. It forms a nice base for your gaming board, and I use it on mine. Try something like 9mm for the board, and then smaller terrain elements can be placed on 3mm or so. :)

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Depends on exactly what upu intend doing with it, any clues?
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