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- čas přidán 16. 03. 2023
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Chris, I don’t see the birch on your store or in Etsy. Looking for many 24x24 sheets
Best size is 12”x24” (nominal). Fits perfectly in one of the USPS Priority box
If you can't get Birch plywood then poplar is a very good alternative.
Or maple EuroPly that has perfect 13 layers and made in US.
I snagged a couple hundred board feet of quarter sawn white oak from FSPC! Great guys over there!
I’m glad to hear your wife is doing even a little better Chris!
Hey Chris… best to you and your family…. That’s what is most important!
That’s great on the 1/8” Baltic. I have a buddy I served with who is trying to get his laser going. I will share this video with him.
I am happy to hear that your wife is starting to get better, looking forward to hearing more about it.
Thank you for the BB update, as well as your generosity regarding diverting some of your supply.
A gentle note: there’s a misspelling in your title. Should be easy to fix.
Why Baltic Birch is so hard to find???
Simple answer is it’s a Russian species of birch.
Russian Birch, also known as Baltic Birch, is the wood of choice for many carpenters, furniture makers, and manufacturers, and it's easy to see why. This wood is made up of hard layers that give it a void-free core.
I think 20x20would be most economical where you get 9 pieces with zero waste. Plus still stay in the smaller shipping category
Our company has been having a hard time getting our hands on 1/8 of any type material with a up coating(finished). I feel your pain. Luckily we got a pallet of 200 sheets of 5x5 Baltic unfinished to keep production running.
30x40-inches for my small ShopSabre CNC Router!
Hi Chris. Glad to here your wife is getting better. We deal with chronic illness in my household as well and it can take a lot out of you. Best wishes for continued improvement.
As for the plywood, I'm not actively into anything just now but my son and I are starting to play with a laser and I'm thinking of trying to find a used CNC.
What size does this come to you as? I wonder if you sized to fill a standard Priority Mail mailer, if that would be a good sample to try. I have no idea ofvthe price but if you can share that as an example we could make a decision.
As always, I appreciate all you do. Thanx, Greg Preston
For diode lasers 16x16" would cover the most common ones, but for shipping needs, you might want to see what would fit in a flat rate box and go with that.
Looks like 15 x 10 is gonna be the best but what do you think of that?
@@AGlimpseInside all depends on the end user but if you can offer them at an attractive price, people will snag it up in most any convenient size. For my larger CO2 I used to cut them down to 12” x 24” but for diodes I often go 12x12” unless I’m doing a larger project and then I go 15”x15”.
@@Vintauri thank you for the feedback Steve
Grab some Flat Rate Priority Mail boxes from you local Post Office. If you can fill one, you can ship economically. Make sure they say Flat Rate on them. It's a bit confusing.
Oh yes, definitely gonna go with the flat rate trying to get the largest available. Probably the game board box. Waiting to get more feedback on what size these with this ship
Hey Chris! I forgot you had a you tube channel! I used to work at Bartram Park!
Haha what’s up Jamie how you been?
@@AGlimpseInside got a divorce and moved to New England!
12x24 inches for my epilog. Been trying to get a quote from a nearby plywood dealer (Pittsburgh area) through their website and they just fail to respond. I have just cut 5x5s from them down in the past, but...
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
15”x 20 or 24” would work awesome for me
looking forward to the family update pal.
Sweet I live near Jax and my laser is hungry
Supply was cut due to sanctions on Russia, Baltic Birch is made in Russia.
Yup!
Hey Chris, l'm George, 52.Originally from Pennsylvania. I've been in business for 30 years. Contractor/fine finish carpenter/woodworker. Started woodworking when I was 14. Mom bought me a small bandsaw, router, and a scroll saw. Most would consider that child abuse today. 😅, I've been watching your channel for a few years. And I enjoy it. Good content. I moved to Naples Florida 2 years ago. I ask about Baltic birch plywood and everyone looks at me like I have 3 heads. Any ideas about 3/4 Baltic birch on the west coast.
Not sure if a hardware store called imeca is down that way, but it’s definitely worth looking into because I believe they may still have some down in South Florida
@@AGlimpseInside I'll check it out. Thanks.
I thought I saw a Big foot last week. But it turned out to be a 7 foot by 3 foot piece of birch
I've found Baltic Birch to be a little tougher to cut with xtool 10 watt but maybe that was due to poor quality. Do you have 12x12?
I could be wrong, but I believe the biggest issue was the Ukraine war, since most of it was produced in Russia, and well, trades stopped.
Yeah, you’re probably right
The Baltic birch wood itself is almost exclusively from Russia. So even the stuff from Vietnam, Cambodia, and some of the other plywood origin countries, get their raw material from russia.
I would try to just use something else as 80% of it came from Russia we should not support this war that should never happened.
@@Bigdog1787 it's more like 100%.
@@andyhastings5950 I thought some of it was from Finland, particularly the best stuff.
When I find 1/8" Baltic, I usually buy the entire pallet. It's crazy how hard it is to find. Some of it is due to Russian supply but it comes from MANY more countries than Russia.
So, the finished goods come from many countries, but they usually get the raw material from Russia. It produces something like 85-90% of the raw Baltic birch wood used
80% of Baltic is from Russia it it comes from some place else it's because they are using it as a front to escape bans in Russia.
@@joshuagorrell9235 I think we need to rename it into bloodyBirch.
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Export of wood raw materials from Russia is prohibited.
@yak3u currently. But, typically, the byproduct chips are often shipped out of Russia, and made into plywood in other countries
12”x19” is what I use
Finnaly.
From what I understand Russia would ship there BB logs to China and India and the BB plywood was made there and then shipper to the US. But don't know if russia just isn't shipping or there is more involved issues why we can't get it. Sure wish we could.
Hey Chris, I need 30'X30". If I have you ship 20 sheets like that, how much do you think it would cost?
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1/8 plywood? How much for the full sheet?
16” square is what I would want for my xtool. Could you send price
never heard of xtool
Baltic Birch is from Russia, like the Baltic Sea, I believe that’s the biggest issue with availability
Yeah, you’re probably right
Clearly, this stuff is still being shipped to the US despite US government sanctions against it. Maybe some self-reflection is needed in the woodworking community. Voting with your pocketbook is a strong vote. And how you vote reflects on your character.
Baltic birch comes from Canada too...
Completely understand this. Because it’s all fresh in our minds. Taking human life is pretty senseless especially those of innocent people. My grandfather fought in World War II. Battle of the bulge. I’m actually told a story on this channel, how he was the only one in his platoon to survive. Needless to say it took a few years before he purchased a Toyota or a Mercedes. But as time went on, he actually owned multiples of those cars before he died. Just some food for thought here. He was an awesome man of character, but do you think buying those certain types of automobiles made him a man of bad character?
@@AGlimpseInside the war is on going still. With every sheet you sell - you basically sponsoring at least one bullet that goes into my family who is out there. ru lost a lot in oil profits. So now they are shoveling plywood to US to get some money for the war.
Yes. It’s being shipped and shipped a lot. It all comes to dignity and self respect. And understanding how your money sponsor bombs and bullets.
@@clbwright Yeah - what is that - the "Great Baltic Lake" in Canada? And it's 5x5, too?
I thought the biggest issue was the war? Russia being one of the larger exporters of Baltic birch plywood?
Definitely
Chris I thought you knew that the Baltic birch plywood is or should I say was produced in Russia!!!
The reason for it not being available is simply because of the war that's going on in Ukraine and with all the sanctions on Russia its one of the products that isn't getting across the borders etc. Honestly it's nothing to do with the boat getting stuck or anything else like that. I look forward to hearing about how things have changed and how much of an improvement your wife has made etc in your next video!!!.
As always, brother 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
P.s if I was you I'd be buying asmuch of the baltic plywood that you can for yourself as honestly it won't be too long before you can't get it again!!!
Yes, of course I notice. Always good to hear from you Simon. The world really hope this gets resolved soon. I hope you’re staying safe and doing well.
Apparently it somehow gets across the border. And our purchases generate some decent money for ru government. Then they transform those money into ammunition for their army that is committing war crimes on Ukrainian territory. That’s how it works unfortunately. I didn’t expect to see so many people happily buying bb during the war. It’s devastating.
Or, just make a hard switch away from Baltic Birch for legitimately good reasons.
@simonr6793 Baltic Birch plywood is not manufactured in Russia. They don't have the skills nor technology to produce consistent high quality. The reason for the shortage is Russia, however. Most of the plywood raw material i.e. birch logs come from Russia. Since they started the war, EU has blocked imports from Russia. Finland and Lithuania have the biggest birch plywood factories and since they now have to rely mostly on Finnish birch logs, the prices have skyrocketed. Finland has huge forest industry, but there is no way to compete with Russia's raw material resources, and earlier Finns were able to get dirt cheap logs from Russia. No more.
Apparently we are boycotting the Baltic birch right now. Good to know you have a source. 15x24 is a good size.
Apparently the country that sources most of this is waging war which naturally disrupts the supply of raw materials from said country. Boycotts have nothing to do with it.
Good for whom? russia is pulling every penny they get into bombs. Bombs are flying over innocent people.
Congrats on the score, Chris. Getting BB plywood right now is like getting a good deal on a quality used car!!
ItTs probably hard to get because most of it comes from Russia and well you know what Russia is doing.
16x16 or 16x32
The board that comes from Taiwan for $27 a sheet is crap.
Totally agree
Not to be a Donny Downer, but.... Is buying Baltic Birch during an ongoing embargo a good idea? Is it feeding money back into the Russian economy? Is it negating every dollar we've spent supporting the suppressed European country? We should be supporting companies like ApplePly that use North American maple to produce a similar product. We should be supporting new sources of US-based manufactured panel products. Our current ethos is 180° from the national attitude the US demonstrated during WWII. Even during the Vietnam era, very few US citizens were willing to make a single sacrifice in order to support the fight against aggression. We need a new source for stable, solid panels....
You made my day, Dave. Thank you. I also found EuroPly that is sourced and made in US too. Exploring some other options.
Where is is made? Smuggled out of Russia?
Do not believe it was smuggled no
More like bought from them to get them some needed dollars for their bombs.
If you can prove it is not from Russia I would buy it.
I’ll ask my supplier Monday. I don’t condone anything the leader ship of Russia is doing by the way. Nor anyone in their right mind ever would. I actually have a few Russian friends who say that 99% of the entire population over there hates this as well, and they just wanna get back to normal life.
@@AGlimpseInside it’s not true. Ask them to translate a couple of comments from their ru chats for you. You will see how quickly they get confused. Also - there is a reason why russians are not protesting this war. Ask them about Russification of Ukraine. How long it lasted. Ask them how many Russians believe there are nazis in Ukraine and they deserve to die. I can go on. I read their press and comments regularly.
Actually it doesn’t even matter how many russians support this war, you are generating taxes for russian federation. It’s not about people you know. Or don’t know.