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beeg
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garys wrote:Woodfinder is pretty useless. I have one of the finest hardwood suppliers two miles from my house. He has any hardwood, domestic or imported and every kind of veneer plywood available, but Woodfinder can't find it. And, I don't pay any shipping.

I have found my phone book to be much more useful than the internet for finding wood.

That's because your supplier hasn't registered with them. I agree that the phone book is the place to start.
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Contact Wood-Mizer... (find them with Google or on Facebook) They can connect you to a sawyer that is close to you and probably there is one nearby that also has a drying kiln or at least has good air-dried lumber on hand. Wood-Mizer keeps referral list of owners of their saws that do such sawing.


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