6MM 1/4" x 12 x 12 Baltic Birch Plywood B/BB Grade (Package of 3) for Arts and Crafts, School Projects, DIY, Drawing, Painting, Wood Engraving, Burning and Laser Projects

Perfect for dollhouse

I ordered 3 1/4" x 24" x 24" sheets of Baltic Birch plywood for use as drawer bottoms that slide into 1/4" slots in the drawer sides. The actual thickness of the Baltic Birch plywood is slightly less than 1/4" so the plywood slides into the slots just right for a snug fit. The B/BB-grade outer plies provide a clean finished surface for the visible face of the drawer bottom.

Worked great for the project I used it for but be careful about the edges. I had a few chips come off onto my hand.

clean, straight wood

Accurate sizing and sturdy stuff.

Been using Baltic Birch Plywood for my Craft Projects for around 10 years. This batch I ordered for the first time from this vender arrived in Great condition. Wood was separately wrapped in plastic. Can tell this sellers product is of big concerns to him. Yes I would Order again. C. Melton :+}

Standing on a scale placed on soft, thick carpeting and that works via a strain gauge isn't accurate. The scale is supposed to be placed on a hard, supportive surface like a wood floor or bathroom tiles, etc. I couldn't place my scale in the bathroom because my once a week housekeeper moves it on its side to gain access to clean the floor. Nothing I say can change that...except a neat and perfectly sized stack of plywood, any wood really. So, this item was perfectly sized and, because it comes in a tightly sealed plastic wrap I didn't have to do a thing other than place it in my office (where she's not allowed to clean) and stand on it when declothed. Problem solved.

The plywood has good density, finish, and feels very stiff. And it's about as flat as you could expect a high quality plywood to be. There are some major shortcoming though - I measured 5.8mm thickness and the wood is full of glue pockets that my laser cannot get through. I even tried to double my number of passes and made no progress in the glue pockets. I have a 20W diode laser. Don't know if CO2 will have the same issue.