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1/8 x 12 x 24 Birch Plywood Sheet

1/8 x 12 x 24 Birch Plywood Sheet - Main image
$19.69 $28.95 In stock

Category: Wood Sheets

Micro-Mark Miniature 12" x 24" Plywood Sheet
  • Aircraft grade birch plywood
  • Clear, kiln-dried sheets
  • Micro-sanded
  • Multiple thicknesses available

Micro-Mark miniature lumber is clear, kiln-dried No. 1 grade. First-Quality Aircraft Grade Birch Plywood is micro-sanded and good on both sides. For cutting plywood into narrow strips, we recommend using our #80463 MicroLux MIni Tilt Arbor Table Saw.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua ★★★★★

The micro-sanded surface on this birch plywood is incredibly smooth right out of the package, which saved me a ton of sanding time for my small scale models. It's also noticeably lighter than other thin plywood I've used, making it perfect for detailed projects.

Miles ★★★★★

I needed a thin, sturdy sheet for laser engraving, and this birch plywood cuts cleanly with minimal splintering. The micro-sanded surface took the engraving beautifully, and the 1/8 inch thickness was perfect for my project.

Hannah Z. ★★★★★

Cut two 12-inch pieces for a dollhouse cabinet and the edges stayed perfectly crisp with zero splintering, even after a quick sanding pass. The kiln-dried birch is noticeably lighter and stiffer than the hardware-store stuff I usually fight with.