I bought this load for $50.00. It would have cost me a fortune at Woodcraft.
Don G
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Project wood
Went to the local saw mill last week and found some really good stuff. Soft Maple, Hard Maple and Cherry. Now I can give the Incra I-Box a work out. I got a lot of it planed but had to quit because of the bad weather. Can't re-locate to the drive way.
I bought this load for $50.00. It would have cost me a fortune at Woodcraft.
Don G
I bought this load for $50.00. It would have cost me a fortune at Woodcraft.
Don G
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BuckeyeDennis
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Yep, a planer pays for itself really fast, when you compare the sawmill price of rough-sawn native hardwood to the finished board price at a retail store. 
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The owner of this mill puts all this hardwood (1" +) x 10-12" wide in his Kiln which is the size of a barn for 6 months so it is dry and ready to make something!
Don G
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Good deal. Let it acclimate to your shop for a week or so to stabilize moisture differences and then get er done!.....
Edit: oh, I forgot, you're in Arizona, as dry as fire!
Edit: oh, I forgot, you're in Arizona, as dry as fire!
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Shopsmith Mark 7, Shopsmith Mark V 1982, shortened, Shopsmith 10 ER; Craftsman table saw (1964); Powermatic 3520B lathe
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Don,dgreen810 wrote:The owner of this mill puts all this hardwood (1" +) x 10-12" wide in his Kiln which is the size of a barn for 6 months so it is dry and ready to make something!
Don G
Would you care to share the mill's contact information? I'll likely be in Tulsa this coming Saturday or Sunday and typically drive to or through a few times a year.
Roy
Mark V/510, Mark V/500 with parts for 510 upgrade, bandsaw, jointer, belt sander, DC3300 w/1 micron bag
Sawstop 3HP 36" PCS w/router table insert
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desktop size, Avid 5x10 Pro CNC w/ATC, CNCed G0704 milling machine
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Way too much other stuff and not enough space
Mark V/510, Mark V/500 with parts for 510 upgrade, bandsaw, jointer, belt sander, DC3300 w/1 micron bag
Sawstop 3HP 36" PCS w/router table insert
Home designed and built CNC router, another CNC router
desktop size, Avid 5x10 Pro CNC w/ATC, CNCed G0704 milling machineLaser engraver
Way too much other stuff and not enough space
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Re: Project wood
ChrisNeilan wrote:Good deal. Let it acclimate to your shop for a week or so to stabilize moisture differences and then get er done!.....
Edit: oh, I forgot, you're in Arizona, as dry as fire!
When did 'Tulsa' relocate to Arizona?
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OP is in the Tulsa area, the other one mentioned he would be in the Tulsa area, and wanted to hit the supplier, it had nothing to do with AZ.JPG wrote:ChrisNeilan wrote:Good deal. Let it acclimate to your shop for a week or so to stabilize moisture differences and then get er done!.....
Edit: oh, I forgot, you're in Arizona, as dry as fire!
When did 'Tulsa' relocate to Arizona?
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Roy in (OKC) Where I was born, graduated High school, graduated from Oklahoma City University and used to beat the *&%$ out of Moore in football back in 1947, 48, 49 and 50.
The mill actually is in Inola, OK but unfortunately is not open on week-ends. The owner's son has been really good to me being a vet and just an "Old F@$^" looking for a good deal. I really believe he feels more or less sorry for me hobbling around on titanium hips and caring an oxygen generator.
Don G
The mill actually is in Inola, OK but unfortunately is not open on week-ends. The owner's son has been really good to me being a vet and just an "Old F@$^" looking for a good deal. I really believe he feels more or less sorry for me hobbling around on titanium hips and caring an oxygen generator.
Don G
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Oops, misread Don's location! Back to acclimating! 
thought it was Tuscon.... All that money spent on new glasses!
thought it was Tuscon.... All that money spent on new glasses!Chris Neilan
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Chris
Right now it is acclimating in the back of my van. Don't have any room in the shop. before the weather turned bad, I got some of the Maple planed it went smooth. Planed one piece of the Cherry and boy it is tough. I thought Walnut was rough on the planer, but the Cherry is in another league.
Don G
Right now it is acclimating in the back of my van. Don't have any room in the shop. before the weather turned bad, I got some of the Maple planed it went smooth. Planed one piece of the Cherry and boy it is tough. I thought Walnut was rough on the planer, but the Cherry is in another league.
Don G