Balsa Sticks - All Sizes

★★★★★ What are balsa wood sticks?

Balsa wood sticks are made from the lightest known wood. It is one of the preferred materials for building models and scale models.

What size balsa wood sticks do you have?

Square balsa wood sticks Features: Low density, easy to cut and sand, good coverage with water-based paints. Ideal for your school projects, modeling, and aeromodeling Dimensions (Side x Side): 5x5 millimeters, 6x6 millimeters, 7x7 millimeters, 8x8 millimeters, 9x9 millimeters, 10x10 millimeters, 15x15 millimeters, 20x20 millimeters, and 25x25 millimeters Each has a standard length of: 90 centimeters. You can choose the measurements you want.

What are balsa wood sticks used for?

  • Mainly for aeromodeling, architectural models, and general modeling.
  • Construction of tanks for chemical products, tubs, wind generator nacelles, cars, trucks, boats.

How are balsa wood sticks used?

  • Balsa wood is very easy to work with, and there's no need for electric saws or any other tools normally used for hardwoods. With a utility knife or a hand saw and a sanding block, you can work with it comfortably.
  • Therefore, it can be cut, sawn, bent (when the grain direction allows it), sanded, and glued..

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To complement this balsa wood, Faber Castell acrylic paints are the best choice. They will help you paint the balsa wood easily and efficiently. These paints are ideal for balsa wood because they are water-based, which is perfect for painting on balsa. Our store has all art and stationery products, from pencil sharpeners and pencils to canvases and paints.   We also have other forms of balsa wood, such as balsa sheets, balsa dowels and balsa blocks.

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