[SML] Road case weights.

[Paul Schreiner]

Interesting...

Compton Lumber Co. in Washington State lists it at 71#.
(http://www.comptonlbr.com/weight-sheet.html)

And there's this "Hardwood plywood typically weighs around 55 lbs. per
3/4-in.-thick sheet. Utility plywood can be much heavier, however. A
3/4-in.-thick sheet of BC fir plywood, for example, can weigh more
than 70 lbs. By comparison, a full sheet of 1/4-in. birch plywood
weighs only 12 lbs." from
http://www.americanwoodworker.com/blogs/techniques/archive/2010/01/19/working-alone-with-plywood.aspx

And file:///C:/Users/pschrein/Downloads/GE-1_Weights_Building_Materials.pdf
gives a range of 70.4-80# per sheet of 3/4 ply.

On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 9:42 PM, Paul Schreiner
<paulschreiner42 at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Figure out weight of the amount of materials (1.5 sheets of 3/4 ply x 50lb per sheet = 75lbs)
>
> Except the fact that a 4x8 sheet of 3/4 ply weighs more than 50lb.
> I'd always been told 72#, and I think that's either from the Backstage
> Handbook or the Pocket Ref...but
> http://parr.com/PDFs/PG_plywoodthickness.pdf pegs it at 60.8#.