3 inch Wood Circle, Unfinished Round Slice Cutout, 1/8 inch Thick - 25 Pack

They are as advertised. Nice quality and I like buying in bundles.

I have ordered from Craftpartsdirect before. Service is always the best. Products are exactly as advertised. I almost ordered these 5" wooden circles from someone else this year but, thank goodness, I found Craftpartsdirect on line and reordered from them. (I purchase these 5" circles once a year but Covid caused me to skip 2020. Let's hope I never have to skip a year again). I recommend checking out Craftpartsdirect and seeing all the different items they can supply. I give this company five stars.

I'm a crafter and these wooden rounds can be used for so many different crafts...including coasters, I use them as a base for fake fire rings for my Fairy & Gnome fake indoor gardens.

My wife needed something to make "medallions" for a Vacation Bible School craft project. She thought of using lids from frozen juice concentrate. When she could not find enough, I started looking and found these. They turned out to be better as there would be no metal edges to worry about. A little paint and they were ready to use.I would recommend using spray shellac to seal them first though. I did not and the paint was not as smooth as I would have liked. However, I had only limited time to get them ready for her. Of all the ones I painted, only one had any real problems as the veneer on one piece was defective on one side. That was not enough to take away a star though. Some other reviews spoke of rough edges, but the ones we got were acceptably smooth.

This is really great for the price, the use for these are pretty wide. The surface is pretty good but don't expect much from them since they are a bit fragile due to how thin they are. Acrylic Paint works pretty well on these, and eventually I will frame the finished product. (So I don't really mind how fragile they are)

Sturdy clean wood. All were perfectly flat also and absorbed paint nicely.

I've used these 3" ones to make "Huge" monster marker tokens for my Dungeons and Dragons games. Get some multi-colored permanent markers and be creative. Or use paints, if you have them. Either way, I highly recommend also applying some sort of clear coat / lacquer to protect both the token artwork as well as any sort of vinyl map you might be sliding these around on. But either way, it's a fantastic alternative to expensive minis that are too bulky to bring along to a game anyway.I've also bought the 2" circle cutouts for "Large" monsters, and a bunch of the 1" circle cutouts for the players (each customized with the character's name in colors that fit the character) and a whole bunch of numbered ones in different color schemes to represent various NPCs and enemies.I wish I'd thought of using something like this sooner, it's really been a massive improvement to my group's games.

Excellent