MDF is a lot less tolerant of moist environments , it is in fact horrible in moisture.

This was probably the best, most informative video in the least amount of time.

This information was easy to understand and extremely useful in my research of building materials. Thank you!

Great video! I learned a ton and used to work in a lumber department of big box home repair store once upon a time. Thanks for the good info.

That was super helpful in my decision to use MDF, thank you.

Very simply & crisply explained. Thank you

Great video, always wanted to know about MDF, i'll be using MDF a lot more from now on, thanks for the video 👍.

its the screw holding capacity for me that made up my mind in favor of particle board

quite useful & informative to me while shopping for Ikea bookshelves

Thank you for this very informative video. I knew some of the differences, but this was very comprehensive and well laid out.

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I'd like to find a video like this explaning all the differences of all types of plywoods existed, from the very basic one up to the Baltic Birtch Plywood.

Thank you so much. All I wanted was a quick explanation of the differences. You covered every question I had plus gave me more info.

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Yes, I learned something. Very clear.

Great video! Concise and to-the-point.

The screws used in both MDF & PARTICLE boards are full threaded screws & not the regular 1/2 threaded screws generally known as wood screws.Its an advantage to use full threaded screws for more life span of the furniture pieces.

Good stuff!! I learned alot watching this. Cheers!!

I use MDF for shutters and particle for framing, but mostly as explained it was really honest of him ,MDF disadvantage is one low screw holding capacity, but I trust the product good for business. Thank you.

This was really helpful and helped me determine the quality in which my desk was made and whether it is worth its price. Thank you

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Very helpful and easy to understanding. Provided the type of information I needed to make informed decisions in choosing between MDF and particle board.

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Well done on the explanation, when on special in my area mdf is cheaper. Thank you.

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In my experience, MDF soaks up water like a sponge and turns into a mushy paper. Particle Board keeps its shape and just bubbles, which can be sanded down. As for screws, MDF hates screws. They rip out and that's the end of your project/furniture. PB is very good about fasteners.

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great work...do you have a video that compares HD-HMR and MDF?

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Informative...

I find some of these claims quite surprising. I've been using particle board, called chipboard here in the UK for years. In fact, in the 1970's I was a designer/salesman for a major industrial racking and shelving company and we used to use chipboard panels for when heavy loads meant steel shelving wasn't strong enough. 3/4 inch chipboard sheets over an 18" span could hold in excess of 100lbs per sq ft. MDF wasn't widely available at that time but from what I've experienced in more recent years I'd be surprised if MDF could be used as effectively. Although I've had various flat pack furniture over more recent years that use MDF, it seems it's usually used for where a superior finish is required such as cupboard doors and drawer fronts. Load bearing parts still more commonly use chipboard. My impression is definitely that MDF is softer and has zero water resistance making it unsuitable for exrerior use.. Interior grade chipboard isn't much better but flooring grade chipboard has a high degree of water resistance.

Excellent

Informative video. I bought an engineered wood, fancy looking study table few months ago. It had no lamination or protective paint at one side and after a few months molds grew and got it completely. I live in a humid coastal place that sees heavy rain. Now there seems to be no way to remove that mold and my money is just wasted. I wasn't this aware as well. LESSON: wood is best

Thank u sir

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Enjoyed your video. Very informative. My question is can particle wood be used and give a top surface appearance to look identical to pine or oak design? The reason i ask is recently sanded a very heavy desk board. It appeared to be made solid pine however after sanding a little passed 3 millimeters the surface began to show a particle design or compressed wood looks . im confused

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Thanks man

Thank you for the direct explanation between the two. I didnt know what top of a piece of furniture was made with, and didnt know the best was to stain.

I just say many many thanks.

Very nice and very informative video. Plz share how can we cut mdf board in different shapes..like straight line. zingzag ..curves. thank you

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learn more from your video Thank you. and may I ask how does the mdf heat resistant?

Thanks. It will be helpful if you put some actual numbers in the table rather than just say "more" or "less". That is really simplistic and doesn't add much. Makes it very repetitive.

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If possible..differentiate teak wood and rosewood(sheshamwood)

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