phillywood
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Does any member knows about any supplier for the DIW around Santa Fe or Albuquerque, that you can give me the info. please? Thanks, in advance.
Dewert Iron wood around Santa Fe
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hdtran
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Phillywood,
Desert Ironwood doesn't grow in NM (too high), esp. not in the Santa Fe/Albuquerque area.
That said, our thoughts & prayers go with your family; hope your mom makes a speedy recovery.
The Albuquerque area has a very nice woodworking/woodturning community. The local woodturners meet the first Sat. of the month at Woodworkers Supply, and the local woodworkers the second Sat. (I may have that backwards, as I am the chauffeur for my kids' activities on Saturdays).
The folks at the Albuquerque Woodcraft store are really nice. They've currently got a drop-in woodturning clinic on Tuesday evenings with an outstanding teacher. I'll be at the March 8 & 22 lessons.
For wood here, Woodcraft has some, and the former Paxton (I think it's Ore-Pac now) on Edith also. I've heard good things about Albuquerque Hardwood Lumber, but haven't managed to get there.
Best,
hdtran
Desert Ironwood doesn't grow in NM (too high), esp. not in the Santa Fe/Albuquerque area.
That said, our thoughts & prayers go with your family; hope your mom makes a speedy recovery.
The Albuquerque area has a very nice woodworking/woodturning community. The local woodturners meet the first Sat. of the month at Woodworkers Supply, and the local woodworkers the second Sat. (I may have that backwards, as I am the chauffeur for my kids' activities on Saturdays).
The folks at the Albuquerque Woodcraft store are really nice. They've currently got a drop-in woodturning clinic on Tuesday evenings with an outstanding teacher. I'll be at the March 8 & 22 lessons.
For wood here, Woodcraft has some, and the former Paxton (I think it's Ore-Pac now) on Edith also. I've heard good things about Albuquerque Hardwood Lumber, but haven't managed to get there.
Best,
hdtran