1/4" Cherry Ply with MDF Core Laser Cutter's Bulk Pack 12"x20"

1/4" Cherry Ply with MDF Core Laser Cutter's Bulk Pack 12"x20"

    $40.00 /Pack

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    Description

    Pre-Cut Plywood Fits Your Laser Machine
    It's real cherry veneer applied to MDF so it's just the thing for laser engraving decorative projects! Expect a beautiful premium grade cherry face veneer laminated to an MDF core that's smooth, solid, and stable. For stability purposes, the back side also has a lower grade "mill's choice" veneer (usually birch, maple or oak).

    Laser Cutting & Engraving
    Lasering a cherry sheet with an MDF core produces wonderful projects. MDF is very soft which makes it easy and quick to sand off the dark charred edge left by your laser.
    EPA TSCA Title VI and CARB ATCM 93120 Phase 2 Compliant

    Specifications

    Nominal Thickness
    1/4"
    Actual Thickness
    5.2mm
    Width
    12" ± 1/8" tolerance
    Length
    20" ± 1/2" tolerance
    Quantity
    4, 16, or 64 pieces
    Core Type
    MDF Core
    Formaldehyde
    CARB2 Certified / EPA TSCA Title VI Compliant
    Brand
    Woodworkers Source

    Use & Care

    Plywood is stable, versatile, and easy to work with, but proper storage, handling, and cutting techniques help protect the faces, reduce tearout, and improve your finished results.

    Store It Flat and Dry

    Store plywood flat on a level, fully supported surface. Keep it dry and protected from direct sunlight or damp conditions to help prevent bowing, warping, or edge damage.

    Let Panels Acclimate

    Give plywood time to adjust to your shop or project environment before cutting or installation, especially when moving panels between significantly different temperature or humidity conditions.

    Protect the Face Veneer

    Decorative face veneers can be scratched, dented, or chipped. Handle panels carefully, avoid dragging them across rough surfaces, and keep clean material between sheets when stacking.

    Use Sharp Blades and Good Support

    Sharp blades and full support help produce cleaner cuts and reduce tearout. Choose a blade suited for plywood or fine crosscut work, and support the panel securely during cutting.

    Plan for Clean Edges

    Visible edges and crosscuts may need extra care. Proper blade selection, scoring, tape, or backing material can help reduce splintering and chip-out where appearance matters.

    Test Your Finish First

    Test stains, dyes, oils, or clear finishes on an offcut or inconspicuous area before finishing the project. Decorative veneers can respond differently than solid lumber to color and finish products.

    Tip: Inspect the panel before cutting so you can plan around grain direction, face appearance, and the best placement of visible project parts.

    Customer Reviews

    2 Reviews
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    5 / 5
    June 19th, 2024
    Verified Buyer
    LILLIAN M
    Perham, ME
    New Woodworker
    Custom Made Designs
    Great for personalized awards and other custom made designs. We use it for the top layer off multilayer wall art.
    Familiarity: I've used it in a LOT of projects
    5 / 5
    March 21st, 2024
    Verified Buyer
    Dean H
    Cedar City, UT
    Professional Woodworker
    I bought it for box backs, and drawer bottoms. haven't actually used it yet.
    Familiarity: I haven't used it
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