Wooden Paint Stir Sticks 9" 100 PCs - Craft Sticks for Art Projects, Epoxy Resin and Paint Mixer

I am an esthetician that ises a lare capacity wax pot and finding a stir stick that wont break has been a tough one but ive finally found one that works. These are great quality and slightly thicker than other stir sticks ive purchased in the past so they dont break. Ive been extremely happy with this product and will continue to purchase them. Plus they are cheaper than the previous purchases as well

First, these measure 14” long x 1 1/16” wide x 1/8” thick. I’ve seen some reviews complaining about the “given” thickness, but have seen NO thickness description on here. They are the same thickness as every other paint stir stick I’ve ever had.These are paint stir sticks. Paint stir sticks have ONE purpose. If you have chosen to use them for something other than stirring paint, then any problems that arise are up to you to figure out.With that said, I bought these to use for miniature “wood working”, making doll furniture and other small-scale items. I have a miniature table saw that works great with these sticks. Both the fine and the rough-cut blades cut nicely and the sticks are pretty smooth at the cut. Very nice. I can cut both with and against the grain with equally good results. Of course, some sanding should be a given. It’s wood, not glass.I find these to be quite sturdy for what they are. I have made a small dresser (doll size) and a couple of bookshelves (also doll size). Using nothing more than wood glue, they have held up wonderfully. Of course, I’m not going to be overly rough with them. I have intentionally pulled and tugged on them though to test the strength of my pieces. All is better than expected.I do plan to try a few (slightly) larger items with these sticks. But, at that point, I will also use more than glue to hold them together.After my first project, I liked these so much that I bought a second bag.They won’t replace hardwood for an heirloom quality project, but I never expected them to.

NOT 5/32" thick. Measured with a digital caliper, and actual thickness is less than 1/8" (7/64" if anyone cares). They are still reasonably sturdy for mixing but many not work for projects where structural integrity is needed. Definitely flimsier than what you get at the paint store.

Packaged in plastic bag; shipped in box. They're exactly what I wanted. Look straight, no warps.I'll spray them with spar varnish and use them as plant markers.

Our business group used these for auction paddles. They were a great inexpensive way to make an auction paddle, without spending all our proceeds on auction expenses.

Just like the ones they give you with a gallon of paint. I have used them as shims for years. My concern at purchase was the size. I thought they might be smaller than the type I’m used to...nope same size...quick delivery

I use these both as stirring sticks, and also cut them with a jigsaw to specific sizes for other crafts. These are perfect.

sticks to stir things, what more can you ask for at a price range that makes it worth waiting for them to ship instead of buying from a Home Depot/Lowes shelf.