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Roasted Figured Maple Thins

Roasted Figured Maple Thin

3/8" Roasted Figured Maple Thin

LIMITED! We will provide you with a 3/8" thick x 3" to 3-1/2" wide x 21" or 27" long, high quality thin board! The figure ranges from curly, blister, and light bird's eye. These boards are flat, straight, and ready for sanding.

• 3/8" x (3" to 3-1/2") x (21" or 27")

Great for crafts, scroll saw work, and musical fret boards!

Please note; some of these pieces have a small ridge on one side that will require slight sanding. The picture included is an exaggerated example.

Length: 21"
$8.95 - $9.95
$8.95
$8.95 - $9.95
$8.95

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Michael Stanley (Dallas, US)
Roasted maple

Absolutely beautiful peace of wood hopefully will be combining it with purple heart to make a cutting board first attempt at making one so here's to hoping it turns out

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Thomas Omalley (Newburgh, US)
Great lumber, smells like coffee when cut

Use it for an acent for cutting boards, love the dark chocolate color and smells like ground coffee when milled.

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Réjean Aubé (Pont-Rouge, CA)

Berry perfect

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3/8" Roasted Figured Maple Thin

LIMITED! We will provide you with a 3/8" thick x 3" to 3-1/2" wide x 21" or 27" long, high quality thin board! The figure ranges from curly, blister, and light bird's eye. These boards are flat, straight, and ready for sanding.

• 3/8" x (3" to 3-1/2") x (21" or 27")

Great for crafts, scroll saw work, and musical fret boards!

Please note; some of these pieces have a small ridge on one side that will require slight sanding. The picture included is an exaggerated example.

Working with Thin Lumber

4" and wider thins are resawn from a board thick enough to produce 2 pieces and then planed down to a finished thickness of 1/4". This milling process releases tensions in the board and may well induce slight cupping and/or bowing in the finished piece. These movements are normal and not considered "defects". They will not be grounds for a return or refund.

Click here for some tips and tricks on how to work with thin lumber. https://kjpselecthardwoods.com/blogs/wood-n-things/working-with-thin-wood