Caydo 72 Pieces Unfinished Square Wood Slices Blank 4 x 4 Inch for Coasters, Pyrography, Painting, Writing, Photo Props and Decorations

I wanted to do a family scrabble wall. I see they can be expensive so I made it my own. After I hung it up, I realized that I need to redo. I will stain them a brown color and use the Cricut machine that I bought to make the letters neater. I do love the product and what I had in mind come to life.

As I know the price and quality trade-off, I didn't expect high quality. And it is actually what I expected. Sizes are not exactly same and some of them are warpped. Best for children's projects but not for professional ones.

I was looking for a product to make coasters for resale. The product is uneven and even after gluing two together, I still cannot use these for commercial use. I wish they offered a sturdier, straighter and thicker cut out for this purpose. This product is good for a cheap kids project, but not for any quality job. Hope you're reading these revies and will step up your game in the future.

I make wooden lapel pins for my side business and to give to friends and family. I started using caydo wood slices with my tiny, janky desktop engraver and it worked out ok once I figured out the kinks with my machine. At the beginning of the pandemic the listing I was using to reorder disappeared and I couldn’t find caydo stuff for whatever reason and went with another seller here, and that worked out... fine, my final products are still 100% sellable but they were a pain in the arse to work with. I am SO, SO elated to have found them again. The engravement quality is just so much better and takes details no problem. Which is important, because I’m stupid and I include WAY too much detail in my pin designs.If you’ve got a fancy glowforge I imagine these slices would be even more awesome, but this is 100% the only seller I’ll buy from if I have a choice while I’m still stuck with my little cheapo engraver that’s trying so, so hard.

I’m so very pleased with this product. I wanted to do a DIY Scrabble board wall in my living room, because the store bought version cost too much. I bought these for that purpose and they worked perfectly! I stained them and added 3 inch vinyl letters to them, and 1/2 inch stickers for the small numbers. I’m impressed with the quality. They are very light-weight and stuck easily to the wall with command poster strips. I didn’t use Mod Podge or anything because I like the raw finish. I’m using the other tiles I stained for other projects like a flower box and a cute cube that sits on the entryway shelf.