Unconventional Sources for Wood

[stealth6]

I belive your mistaken.

oh.

 

[qquake2k]

I've been using 1/8" and 1/4" birch plywood from Michael's for some time now. Great price with the 40% coupons. Sometimes I have to pick through a little bit, but have generally found pretty flat stock. They also sell balsa and basswood. I was buying it at Woodcraft, but their prices are pretty high and sometimes the quality isn't that great. I do buy their 5/32" Finnish birch plywood sometimes. I wish I could find a source for 3/16" plywood, but haven't been able to.

 

[LEONARD MUNIAK]

Any of the old hollow core doors people throw out can be easily cut up to salvage the 1/8" plywood.

enter the web site below to watch a short video on 1/8" plywood.

 

[neil_w]

How many ancient threads to you intend to necro so you can promote your video? Reported.

 

[rharshberger]

How many ancient threads to you intend to necro so you can promote your video? Reported.

I agree, so far its like 6 or 7 threads spammed with that video.

 

[lakeroadster]

Any of the old hollow core doors people throw out can be easily cut up to salvage the 1/8" plywood.

enter the web site below to watch a short video on 1/8" plywood.

Thanks for posting this... looks like a great way to get wood for cheap!

 

[Blackleaf99]

Good old Amazon.com usually has astoundingly good deals on such material.

 

[Al_delaIglesia]

If you live near Ann Arbor, there is Nankin Hobby, they have lots of Balsa.
They have 3 locations, the closest one to Ann Arbor is in Ypsilanti.