Masonite?

[Paul Blumhardt]

I don't think what you have in mind is masonite.

Its cloth impregnated bakelite. Some folks refer to it as Mycarta, but that
not correct either.

Check McMaster/Carr website. They carry the stuff in various dimensions

VY 73
Paul

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> Does any one remember a non conductive material that had a shiny brown
> surface, came in various thickness, and was used a lot for
> breadboarding.   I thought it was called high density masonite.
> Do I have
> the correct name for it?  Is it still available and if so where?
>
>
> Dick Cook
> W9NAH
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