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On Sat, 13 Dec 2025 22:48:15 -0500, c186282 wrote:

>   We really need a cheap and sustainable wood substitute,
>    good enough for structural uses, very similar to white or yellow pine
>    boards.
> 
>    This would mostly be "weeds", glued and then heavily hot-pressed. Use
>    as little 'plastic' as possible. The damned "glue" needs to be REALLY
>    good also, similar to the stuff for ship-building.

I think they call it OSB :)  I walked by a house under construction today 
and it was skinned with plywood. Maybe the economics are changing.