Thin Wood

[Angus Hines]

Looking for a good source for thin hardwoods 1/4, 1/8 and maybe even 1/16??

[Stephen Massman]

I have seen a good selection at the local woodcrafts. If you have a bandsaw you could also make your own.

[Mike Null]

Angus

George Perzel has some very good 1/8" hardwoods. I've ordered 3 or 4 times from him.

[Skip Weiser]

Yes, George Perzel. He has a great selection of thins.

[Cliff Patrick]

I've used Martin at the Studio Workshop

[Tim Bateson]

You should be able to find 1/4 inch (un-sanded) on eBay for good prices if you know what you're looking for. The 1/8, 1/16 and smaller thin hardwoods are a bit harder to find. They are usually only 3-5 inches wide.

[Arturo Villegas]

They have a good stock and prices on thin wood.

http://www.coloradoheirloom.com/

[Mark Winlund]

I'm surprised that no one mentioned the scroll saw suppliers. D&D woodcrafts, Sloan's Woodshop for example.

Mark

[doug parker]

I just made and received a small order from sloan's woodshop and was impressed. They had what I wanted at decent prices and reasonable shipping. The cherry and mahogany showed up flat but the cherry was a little under 5" wide but they note that it can be +/- 1/8". Overall I was happy for being my first order. Now if I could learn corel.:confused: By the way I am not affiliated with Sloans. Good luck
Doug