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SpectraPly Confetti 3" x 3" x 11-1/2"

Item 154089
Model Confetti 3x3x11.5
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    • SpectraPly is the process of laminating premium yellow birch veneer into some of the most vibrant and beautiful colored wood material found globally. SpectraPly is commonly found throughout the firearms industry as gunstock material, but is also found in the craft and specialty...

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    SpectraPly is the process of laminating premium yellow birch veneer into some of the most vibrant and beautiful colored wood material found globally. SpectraPly is commonly found throughout the firearms industry as gunstock material, but is also found in the craft and specialty woodturning industries, sporting and outdoor markets (for game calls, bow handles, pistol grips, sling shots and much more). Experience the difference of SpectraPly for the best in color depth, consistency, strength and stability. Made in the USA.Finished product colors are representative of an average color after many dying processes. Variation may occur due to exposure to light and finishing products used. Image shown was sanded to 320 grit and finished with General Finishes Wood Turners Finish.Confetti is a special combination of alternating our Deep Red, Green, Turquoise, and Black with our Yellow veneer to produce one of the most spectacular color combinations currently available.



    • Use sharp cutting tools, preferably carbide


    • Glues easily


    • Accepts a wide range of finishes




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      I've had Good and Bad

      Nice color selection in SpectraPly. Mine have been hit or miss. Most have been well glued and hold up fine for turning, even for thinner walled work, but some have had very poor glue joins which have popped apart easily. This color, Confetti has been the worst yet. It has came apart at the glue join on separate colors multiple times. I've been able to glue it back sometimes with thin CA and kicker but with several finished products I was unable to glue them back flush or the glue lines ruined the finished look. I have been unable to sand the spectraply on the lathe without cross contaminating the colors. Fresh off the tools it looks great and clean lines/colors. You can get it smooth with light cuts but any sanding has led to very muddy colors in my experience. I've tried oil and light sealer coats first but the colors still leave the dust of all the other colors all over the piece. I would recommend with those caveats.

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      I would buy this product again

      I purchased this product for accent on my native american style flutes. It looks great and is easy to work with. Turns on lathe great!

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      I would buy this product again

      I purchased this product to use as accents for my native american style flutes. It turned beautifully and looks great finished.

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      Great product

      I make pepper mills out of this product. They are surprising easy to turn. The lamination is tight throughout the blank. Sanding results in a altra smooth finish that can be easily buffed to a high gloss. I made my first pepper mill with this thinking it would attract casual customers at craft fairs so I would be able to talk to them about my work. It worked. However, I sold it quicker than planned. I am in the process of making more.

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