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The core of the matter.

Plywood itself is also a type of sandwich, which demonstrates the principle of cored laminates rather well: Plywood is comprised of several layers (or ‘plies’) of wood veneer bonded together with glue, and is usually faced with an attractive hardwood veneer for appearance and durability. Plywood provides a good strength to weight ratio, and is typically cheaper and more stable than an equivalent solid timber. Crucially though, if the bond between the veneers fails, virtually all mechanical strength is lost, and structural failure becomes a real possibility.