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Wood Packs
D&T
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Standard School Pack
Containing pieces up to 458 mm
long in a variety of widths and
1 2 3 4
thicknesses (2 mm to 76 mm).
013-TBAL-PK Pack of 150 £34.95
013-TE00510 Pack of 450 £79.00
2
School Block Pack
Containing 150 pieces up to 305
mm long in a variety of widths and
thicknesses (25 mm to 76 mm).
013-TBAL-BL £30.95
3
Sheet and Strip Pack
Containing 120 pieces up to 610
mm long in a variety of widths and
thicknesses (2 mm to 10 mm).
013-TBAL-SS £38.95 Top Tip
4
Economy Pack
Balsa wood is not as strong as pine so
Containing 170 pieces up to 610
mm long in a variety of widths and
could be used to make structures when
thicknesses (2 mm to 10 mm).
the strength needs to be tested.
013-TBAL-EC £74.00
5
Birch Ply Sheet Strips
A pack of 10 sheets, 100 x 600 x 3
mm. Shapes can easily be cut out
5
with the shaper or coping saw.
6
Ideal material to make wooden
jigsaws or to use as the chassis
when making a vehicle.
013-PLYSH £10.99
6
Joining Techniques
Photopack - Wood
Full colour photopack illustrating a
broad range of techniques that
could be used to join wood. An
ideal resource to use for focused
practical tasks and to help children
to choose the most appropriate
methods to use in their projects. 10
A4 photocards, A3 poster.
10
013-TWOOD £10.99
Pack
7
Offcuts
A 4 kg pack of assorted sizes,
shapes and types of wood. An
inexpensive source for building a
wide range of models. Offcuts will
vary.
Your idea
013-OFFCUT £5.99
no.957
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Wooden Shapes
developed by TTS
A fantastic pack of 1000 birch cut
out wooden pieces in a variety of A4
shapes which range from 1.5 cm – 5
cm. Ideal for use in multiple activities
such as Vehicles and Cams.
1000
013-TE00592 Pack of 1000 £16.99
Pieces
4
8
kg
7
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