You could use regular birch if you wanted. I use baltic mainly because it has very strong but flexible properties. There is an endless variety of materials you could use but in my experience ive found that ive had the most success with the baltic and I like the feel of that type of wood. so its also a matter of opinion based off what type of flex your looking for. so to answer your question, yes you can use regular birch and be fine :)
for what reasons should i not use regular birch plywood? is it still ok to use the regular birch?
jovialtransit 1 year ago
@jovialtransit
You could use regular birch if you wanted. I use baltic mainly because it has very strong but flexible properties. There is an endless variety of materials you could use but in my experience ive found that ive had the most success with the baltic and I like the feel of that type of wood. so its also a matter of opinion based off what type of flex your looking for. so to answer your question, yes you can use regular birch and be fine :)
SuperDBroz 1 year ago
@davis1188
Anywhere between $50-$80 it cost me a bit more cause I buy lots of materials at once so I can make more.
SuperDBroz 1 year ago
Hey Dennills
How much would all of these supplies cost?
davis1188 1 year ago