25 Pack Unfinished 1/2" x 12" Hardwood Square Wood Dowels

Nice uniform quality sticks. I used them to strenghten the joints on a laser project made from 3mm panels.

I am very pleased with these pine furring strips. I glued them to the particleboard of my kitchen cupboard, because the little plastic clips kept failing under the weight of the cans. Running these vertically between the shelves has ensured the shelves will never drop out again!

Good finish wood pieces. No warps or cracks. I used the wood pieces to construct a box around my outdoor speakers with doors to allow the sound out. I used thin sheets of plexiglass as side inserts after cutting a small groove down the middle. Very solid wood and held up under the construction process.

Pros: I'm using these for a mini greenhouse, so this exactly what I was looking for. I used toothpicks as tiny dowels to hold the frame together and the ends of the frame didn't split from pre-drilling. Cons: The dowels aren't warped, but a few aren't quite a half inch square. Not a problem for my project, but something to watch out for.

The pine dowels were straight and mostly knot free. They were fairly accurate in terms of their stated dimensions. A couple of the dowels had rough edges due to the grain of the wood, but useable with a little sanding.

These are great for a DIY or crafting project on a smaller scale. I was able to drill into them in order to use screws but they can shatter a bit where the drill bit exits so just something to keep in mind. Using a finish nail gun works much better. There was no shattering at all and I was able to make a stable frame for a project using brad nails.

I like these square dowels, they worked perfectly for the corners of my craft project. Be careful, use gloves. I got a few teeny, teeny tiny splinters in my finger from these and all was doing was gluing. I only felt them when I brushed my fingers across my leggings. Great product still, I would buy again.

Perfectly sturdy dowels. Easy to saw, sand, and use for any project you could think of. Stick them together with some wood glue and they even work as thicker blocks!