planking

[bluefish]

i need

0,6x5mm linden sheet​

 

[lakedaisy]

Here are a few places to buy lumber.

The Lumberyard. Basswood custom milled They also sell by the sheet and you rip your own planks or you can purchase blocks of wood. Then you rip sheets to the thickness you need. The rip the sheets into plank widths you need.

ModelExpo. Basswood Strips. They aslo sell sheets

Modelers Sawmill

 

[bluefish]

great thank you,

 

[bluefish]

is 1/16 / 1/16 same as 0,6+5mm,dia,thanks

 

[lakedaisy]

Google '.6mm to inches' (or any conversion from something to something else)

.6mm to fraction

 

[OlivierF]

0.6mm is closer to 1/32”. And 5.0mm is close to 3/16”
1/16” x 1/16” is square stock not a plank.

 

[Van]

i need

0,6x5mm linden sheet​

If you already know this then ignore the reply. In North America linden is known as basswood. Might help in web searches.

 

[bluefish]

If you already know this then ignore the reply. In North America linden is known as basswood. Might help in web searches.

thanks

 

[bluefish]

0.6mm is closer to 1/32”. And 5.0mm is close to 3/16”
1/16” x 1/16” is square stock not a plank.

thanks ,

 

[DARIVS ARCHITECTVS]

1/32" x 3/16" x 24" basswood strips from Midwest Products in the USA. I cut these down to 5mm or 4mm for first planking. The wood has a medium coarse, open grain, bends easily, especially when wet.

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