Suppliers of high quality 1/8" hardwood?

[Henry Liu]

I'm trying to find some inexpensive sources of ready to use 1/8" solid hardwood to cut some samples for customers. 2"x2"x1/8" would be ideal. I can live with bigger pieces up to 12"x12"x1/8"

Can someone make a recommendation? Thanks.

[Kyle Billingsley]

Do you have a Wood Craft in your area?

[Henry Liu]

I have Michaels and Joanns which sell scrap balsa or 1/8" birch ply.

Lowes and Home Depot sell 1/4" red oak and 1/4" poplar but it's not flat.

No "wood craft"

[Ross Moshinsky]

http://www.moslowwood.com/

I bought some small custom walnut boards from them last year and was
very pleased. Of course quantity is a major issue with these companies

[Lee DeRaud]

No "wood craft"

Woodcraft and Rockler both do Internet sales and have a wide variety of species in 1/8"...not cheap though.

George Perzel (http://www.laserarts.net/products.html) has maple, walnut, cherry, and jatoba.

[Ernie Miller]

Try the Wood & Shop. I've gotten some beautiful 1/8" thick ebony from them. They seem to carry a lot of different hardwoods in thicknesses from 1/16" up.

Ernie

[Libby Baxter]

I haven't ordered from these folks yet, but their prices look to be very good compared to others I've found (they have many different types of wood):
http://www.nationalbalsa.com/

Hope you find just what you need.

[Glenn Corser]

I have ordered a fair amount of stuff from these guys and they are very good http://www.sloanswoodshop.com/default.htm . I would also check my local area, in Austin there is a place called Fine Lumber that usually carries a pretty decent baltic birch. The couple times they didn't I went to Sloans.

[Jim Coffee]

Hi Henry

Colorado Heirloom.

[Duane Parcells]

Hi Henry

For a large selection of high quality hardwoods both 1/8 and 1/4 and more try
www.ocoochhardwoods.com

Duane

[Mike Null]

I've used both Colorado Heirloom and the Wood&Shop with good results.