1" Lumber

[dgerwin11]

I also make candlesticks and turn the bases. I can find full 1" oak and 5/4 pine locally. Does anyone know a source for !' lumber (full size, not dressed to 3/4"). I would like other choices than pine and oak

 

[wiset1]

ebay...do a search for the type of wood and add lumber after it. You should see a slew of options. If you buy like this you should be able to get it cheaper by the BF than in pre-cut blank form. That way you can cut it as you need it. Just my $0.02

 

[manatee]

Try Steve Wall lumber

 

[guylaizure]

Landfilllumber here on the Iap can supply you with several choices

 

[kirkfranks]

Try woodfinder.com
Do the search for your zip code

 

[titan2]

I also make candlesticks and turn the bases. I can find full 1" oak and 5/4 pine locally. Does anyone know a source for !' lumber (full size, not dressed to 3/4"). I would like other choices than pine and oak

Been wondering about the numbers listed when looking at lumber.....

Anyone have a listing of what all the numbers mean? Or any other info that would help in making sense of it all!


THANKS,


Barney

 

[snyiper]

Check some of these out they are with in 50 miles of Meansville. One of these should work out for you.
Meansville Lumber Retail in/near Meansville, Georgia

Or see if there is a Amish lumber mill close by.

 

[Haynie]

Here ya go Barney

Lumber - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[tumbleweed676]

+1 for Steve Wall Lumber

 

[Andrew_K99]

I also make candlesticks and turn the bases. I can find full 1" oak and 5/4 pine locally. Does anyone know a source for !' lumber (full size, not dressed to 3/4"). I would like other choices than pine and oak

Been wondering about the numbers listed when looking at lumber.....

Anyone have a listing of what all the numbers mean? Or any other info that would help in making sense of it all!


THANKS,


Barney

The numbers are the thickness in 1/4" increments. 4/4 = 1", 8/4 = 2".

AK

 

[BSea]

you might PM SDB777 I know he has some walnut slabs. I'd bet he'd cut you something about to your specs.

 

[titan2]

Here ya go Barney

Lumber - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Thanks......I've 'Bookmarked' it!


Barney

 

[Atherton Pens]

If you want to take a road trip to Hotlanta, you can try

Peach State Lumber Products, Inc.
4000 Moon Station Road Northwest, Kennesaw, GA

Atlanta Hardwood Corporation
5596 Riverview Road Southeast, Mableton, GA

Highland Woodworking
1045 N Highland Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA
(404) 872-4466

There are more, but these are some I've used.