Thin Plywood

[Bill Hoss]

Hi,
Some time ago a salesman dropped by and gave me his card. It was a very thin (under 1/64") plywood made up of a layer of wood on each side with a paper core. Can someone point me to a source for this material. I've struck out so far. The salesman didn't know where it came from either.

Thanks,
Bill Hoss

[Kevin Groenke]

National Balsa has 1/64" "finnish" birch ply, don't know about the paper inner layer.
http://www.nationalbalsa.com/hardwood-ply.htm

Aircraft Spruce has a similarly described product @ .4mm and .8mm
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/menus/wp/plywood.html

g-luck,

-kg

[Bill Hoss]

Thanks for the suggestions, but I do use that material. The material I mentioned is even thiner.

Bill Hoss

[Tony Joyce]

for - NBL + formwood - It should be at the top of the list. "Thickness: .040 plus or minus .005" Sizes 2'X8' & 4'X8'. 100 different species and cuts.

Tony Joyce

[Bill Cunningham]

back in the early 90's, foil print suppliers used to offer precut business card blanks made from walnut on one side, and maple on the other (called maple/walnut ..natch) Signet hot stamping supples in Alberta used to carry them, but I'll bet their rare now!

[Mike Null]

Bill

Glad to see you joined the forum. I think you're going to like this place.

Here's one of the posts I ws telling you about.

http://sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=89313

[Mark Winlund]

Try Lenderink...

http://www.woodveneers.net/

mark