12 Pack Basswood Plywood Sheets 8x8x1/8 Inch-3 mm Thick Unfinished Plywood Sheets Thin Basswood Boards Square Craft Wood Sheets for DIY Crafts, Laser Projects, Painting, Wood Burning,Model Making

This is not basswood.Its just mdf sheets.Kindly return the product.The seller is trying to cheat us.Kindly dony buy from this seller.

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This product, the 12x12 is over 5mm thick. and the basswood seems to be the middle layer, the veneer looks like Mahogany. very bad description

Firstly, this isn't a full 12" wide - it is 300mm, which is 11.82".Secondly, I have seen batch-to-batch thickness variation. First order was dead-on 3.0mm thick. Second order was 2.75mm thick - workable, but if you are making tab-and-groove construction that relies on a standard thickness, measure first!

These larger basswood sheets are perfect when a project requires more space than the smaller standard sheets.The dimensions were accurate, the overall quality was very good, and the wood cut beautifully on my laser cutter. The surface finish was clean, and the material worked extremely well for larger designs and prototypes.Because of the increased size, the sheets are somewhat more prone to warping than smaller pieces. This is not unusual for wood products, but it is something to keep in mind when planning projects that require a perfectly flat surface.Overall, this is a high-quality material that offers excellent value for the money and is an excellent choice for larger laser cutting and engraving projects.

I purchased the "12 Pack Basswood Sheets for Crafts-12 x 12 x 1/8 Inch- 3mm Thick Plywood" for the purpose of cutting with my diode, tabletop laser for some crafty projects to sell and gift. I've used Lauan plywood in the past, but was looking for something thinner (3mm vs 5mm) and harder/denser. I've seen plenty of reviews for different items stating that the boards they purchased were not flat, and that was a primary concern for me. My laser head sits close to the material, and anytime there is much variance in product height there is a chance the laser head will drag or move the product, resulting in wasted time and product.The plywood I received was without blemishes, and flat. What more can I say?After cutting the plywood I do see that there is sometimes warpage in the material. But it was flat when I received it, and also when I put it on my grid to cut. I don't think it's humidity. What happens, I believe, is that the material heats up from the laser (more in some places than others) and it warps slightly from that. Remember, it is layers glued together. I've cut out a large (nearly 12" x 12") monogram, and afterwards it had zero warpage. When I have done Christmas tree ornaments with a lot of detailed close cuts I see slight warpage, but nothing that has been noticed by others.I hope this is helpful!