Almost all cuts are best made with multiple low pressure passes this reduces the chance of slipping and increases the precision of the cut VARIATIONS DESCRIPTION USES MANUFACTURE NOTABLE INGREDIENTS DISPOSAL SAFETY NOTES Sheets Rods Tan heavy graine ID: 60016
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BALSA WOOD Always be careful when cutting- use a sharp blade. Almost all cuts are best made with multiple, low pressure passes- this reduces the chance of slipping and increases the precision of the cut. VARIATIONS DESCRIPTION USES MANUFACTURE NOTABLE INGREDIENTS DISPOSAL SAFETY NOTES Sheets, Rods Tan, heavy grained and slightly textured wood. Balsa wood is easier to cut and lighter than basswood, model. The very apparent and sloppy looking grain models. Because the wood is so light, it also distorts under pressure from anything but the sharpest blade, cut. Trees harvest for balsa wood can be found in northern South America, and 90% of all balsa wood comes from Ecuador. These trees don’t grow in farms, and Ochroma Lagopus (Balsa Wood Tree) Usable scraps to Reuse Stations, unusable scraps to wood dumpster behind shop. Untreated wood will completely biodegrade without any issue. A - tangent A B - quarter B Grain Types B