Dowel Rods Wood Sticks Wooden Dowel Rods 1/4 x 48 Inch Unfinished Hardwood Sticks for Crafts and DIYers 10 Pieces by Woodpeckers
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Dowel Rods Wood Sticks Wooden Dowel Rods 1/4 x 48 Inch Unfinished Hardwood Sticks for Crafts and DIYers 10 Pieces by Woodpeckers
- LOOKING FOR A LONG BUT SLENDER DOWEL ROD?—The 48" length of this dowel gives you plenty of space to work with, and the 1/4" diameter is slender but not thin. Perfect for woodworking (like scale models or STEM projects) or for holding a lightweight banner.
- GET TOP QUALITY WOOD FOR A STURDY PROJECT—Our hardwood dowels are made from quality Baltic birch/poplar wood and are pre-sanded with woodworkers and DIYers in mind. You'll enjoy using beautiful, clean, unblemished dowels.
- ENJOY DIY PROJECTS AROUND THE HOUSE?—1/4" x 48" dowels come in handy as bird perches, plant stakes, flag sticks, or for home improvement projects like roman shades. Need a different size? Check out our storefront to find the perfect dowel.
- EASILY PAINT, STAIN, AND CUT TO THE LENGTHS YOU NEED—These smooth, large crafting sticks take paint and stain well, can easily be cut down to various sizes for kite sticks, DIY centerpieces, cake dowels, wands, and other creative projects.
- CHOOSE YOUR WOOD WITH ECO-RESPONSIBILITY - At Woodpeckers, we make sure your wooden dowels for crafts and woodworking are sustainably sourced, and we support the Arbor Day Foundation in planting trees for the future of our planet.
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