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Options for decent cheap lumber?

  • 20 Apr 2023 7:05 PM
    Reply # 13175542 on 13169332

    Hey man,

    I watch craigslist and fb marketplace like a hawk, I've gotten some incredible things out if it especially if you can process rougher stock.

      BMR is good, but also depending your use, the rebuilding center up on Mississippi is great.  Some of the old old structural lumber I've gotten from there is some of the best pine I've ever seen, go look at the end grain on the old nasty black looking ones, a lot of the old stuff is riftsawn; plane and joint it and it's lovely

  • 17 Apr 2023 9:21 AM
    Reply # 13170772 on 13169332

    Building Material Resources in Sherwood (Near Cat Adoption Team and DMV) can be quite good for what you mention.  I know when I took a class from Asa at the Guild he had also gotten our table materials there. Worth a trip out there to see what they have as it is ever changing.

    Last modified: 17 Apr 2023 9:22 AM | Becky Hurd
  • 16 Apr 2023 4:47 PM
    Reply # 13169986 on 13169332
    Anonymous

    Thanks, I'll keep an eye out for those then! I can only store enough wood for a few projects at a time so somewhere I can purchase lumber as needed would be ideal.

  • 16 Apr 2023 8:15 AM
    Reply # 13169638 on 13169332

    Cameron: We routinely have an assortment of lumber at our estate sales. Types of wood, sizes, conditions, etc all vary, but prices are usually very good. Watch for advertisements on the Buy/Sell Forum. Good luck.

  • 15 Apr 2023 8:38 PM
    Message # 13169332
    Anonymous

    Any options nearby for reasonably priced dimensional pine/fir/etc. lumber that's better than average? Mainly looking for 2x12x16-20 without a lot of knots, sap, and missing material that I can rip to size myself.


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