I'll just bookmark this...

[RabidAlien]

Wife got me  a woodburner for Christmas.  I was trying to think of where I'd ever use one, and remembered my old bookmark that's starting to get a bit ragged (its two newspaper comic strips, back-to-back, laminated).  So I picked up some 1/16 and 1/32 baltic ply from Hobby Lobby and sat staring at them blankly.    I hadn't even pulled the iron out by that point.  LOL  So, I scrolled one.  I swear they had the stuff mis-labeled at HL, this stuff cuts like it was balsa wood!  Had my saw on slow speed, new blade, and will probably try using an Xacto knife for the next one I do.

[trackman]

Right using that thin of wood I would be stack cutting 8 at a time. 

[rjR]

Neat book-mark, anyway!

[jollyred]

I made a bunch of those with the 1/32" plywood, and stack cut at least 8 at a time.  My wife loves them, but she is always losing them, so I get lots of practice making them.  They are surprisingly durable.  Have had some in daily use for several years.

Tom

[Denny Knappen]

I have never cut anything that thin.  I did a project in 1/8” and only wanted one, so I used sacrificial wood top and bottom for strength.

[RabidAlien]

3 hours ago, Denny Knappen said:

I have never cut anything that thin.  I did a project in 1/8” and only wanted one, so I used sacrificial wood top and bottom for strength.

Yeah, learned that lesson.    Gonna add a layer or two to the next one.

[wombatie]

I have cut ones that thin but I stack cut them.

Marg

[lawson56]

Most Excellent job.i have tried,but failed.I will try again,

[amazingkevin]

Oh the pains of cutting thin wood with the wrong blade!!!!