JNSO Basswood Sheets & Walnut Plywood Sheets 16 Pack, 12'' x 12'' x 1/8'' Craft Wood for Laser Cutting & Engraving, Mixed Wood Sheets for DIY Projects, Model Building, Compatible with Laser Cutters
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【Moderate in size, crafted with precision】 This set includes 10 Basswood and 6 Walnutwood—a well-balanced combination designed to meet the needs of a wide range of DIY projects. Each board measures approximately 12 x 12 inc and has a uniform thickness of 1/8 inch (3 mm). This thickness ensures excellent rigidity, durability, and stability, meeting all your crafting needs.
【Natural Mixed Wood Grain】 Our Mixed Wood Craft Kit features premium linden and black walnut wood, showcasing unique natural grain patterns. With smooth, sturdy surfaces and expert craftsmanship, these unvarnished boards are lightweight, flat, and free of splinters—ready for your creative projects.
【Sturdy and Warp-Resistant Construction】 These panels offer excellent stability and are highly resistant to warping. Each panel is both lightweight and sturdy, ensuring a smooth, flat surface. They are ideal for architectural models, puzzles, home decor, and school projects, allowing for precise assembly while ensuring the finished product is strong and durable.
【MULTI-FUNCTION】 The unfinished wood has strong machinability.It is applicable to all crafts and woodworking. You can paint or write something on the surface.Perfect for DIY decoration projects,small house building,aircraft, boat, architectural model making, laser projects,staining,painting and other DIY craft projects .
【Warm Tips】Please store the plywood at a suitable temperature and humidity to prevent warping.Manual measurement, please allow for a positive and negative tolerance of 0.2mm.
[PRO-TIPS & RELIABLE QUALITY] We meticulously package to preventwarping and ensure true-to-size sheets. If needed, flattening is easy: lightlydampen both sides, place under weight on a flat surface, and allow to dry.Suitable for all skill levels-from beginners to professional craftsmen.
