Greetings all,
Hope all of you beeks had a happy and enjoyable thanksgiving.
I am building some pallets and top cover for the upcoming spring. I have the basic tools like the table saw, etc. So I can do many of the cuts for the lumber myself. But my thought is if I can stick with box store dimensional lumber as much as I can, then I can save a lot of time. With that being said, I have a question on rims for the rims in the pallet. All my readings suggest we need the rim to be 3/8" in height. I cannot find dimensional lumber with that height of 3/8 inch, which is pressure treated. So my question is what others in this forum are using for the rim. Are you guys using 3/8" or something different. If so what height and how you are achieving the same with box store lumber. Thanks for the help in advance.