Plywood Sheet Board, A Grade, 22 x 12 inch, 1.5mm Thick, Pack of 10 Unfinished for Crafts Basswood by Craftiff

These excellent 1.5 mm sheets allow you to take your project to the next level. They are outstanding in precision and quality.In the past two years I ordered 3 packages of 10 1.5mm sheets supplied by Craftiff and built two items. This 1.5mm product gave me the flexibility to make simple and compound curves which you will see in the attached photographs. The compound curves were produced by small sections of sheeting carefully mated together and finished with a thin coat of wood spackling to make a perfect finish. The first project was the front of a WWII Jeep. The sheeting very easily complied with the shapes required. The second project was a Bugatti Centodieci front end. This project was a challenge because of the many compound curves. But I have to say that your 1.5mm sheeting allowed me to convince this wood to do something very special. The flexibility of the 1.5 mm sheet was excellent to produce the shapes I needed. The uniform and finely finished sheets produced a high quality finish when painted. .

Love the how easy my laser cuts these

The blue panels on the drying rack (Thanks Again Vine! Love My Rack!) are these thin wood panels. I'm impressed at how smooth these are. I paint in a form using dots that need to be as flat as possible and these panels rock! One application of gesso and I get a nice pretty flat round dot. I wanted a few low cost panels made of wood so I can do a few that can be framed. These work perfectly. I'm shocked they didn't warp when I painted did gesso on them. These could be used for a variety of projects.

Very good A-grade basswood plywood. It's NOT 1/16", and no pretense should be made that it is. It is distinctly "metric" plywood, and there are no appropriate conversions between "metric" and standard fractional inch measurements. The nearest fractional inch for this would be 3/32", but it's a little thicker still than that.Mine arrived with perfect surfaces and unchipped edges and an average thickness of 0.68" (1.72mm). This is within the expected thickness tolerance limits (15%) of any wood product, and its average thickness is expected to diminish as it acclimates to my shop; I surmise that it came from a place with far higher humidity than my dry shop, so it should be expected to be thicker than nominal.This is good material. It's a bit pricey, but there's little competition for plywood this thin and it's made with very good veneer flitches.Just don't try to cut it with a Cricut. That's the wrong tool for cutting any plywood or natural-grain wood. Don't even cut balsa with a Cricut. You can cut it with a scalpel, but not a Cricut.

Good pieces. I returned it because I needed another size. Great Product.