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Hello, I'm looking for a site online that sells boards of wood, preferably walnut, but any type would do. It needs to be about 1"x15"x15". Do you know where I could find this item online?
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Somebody at my carving club last night mentioned Johnson Wood Products as a good source for several species of wood, walnut included. You might give them a call. You might also try local cabinet shops. They might not be able to sell you the wood, but I can almost guarantee that they'll be able to tell you where to find it.
__________________ Jim My carving blog posts I've never sold a carving, but I've collected a fortune in smiles. |
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Should be relatively easy to look up online as Walnut is popular with all types of woodworking. Most Hardwood companies carry it in some quantity - don't know where you're located, but if you live near a medium sized city, check for Hardwood suppliers.....you'll save alot on shipping and also get to look at what you're buying. |
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I doubt you will find any walnut 15" wide, unless it is a glue up. I don't think you want a single board that wide as it will tend to cup over time.
__________________ Paul. I can't control my day but I can control my attitude. |
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Hello, My son has a sawmill here in Missouri and he regulary has walnut. If you will PM me, I'll send you his email addy. He regulary sells wood on ebay. Donna T
__________________ Donna Thomas has been carving in SW Missouri since 1988... |
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It might help us to help you if we knew your general geographic location. Major nearby city, or at a minimum which state or province your live in. Claude |
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I agree with TreeWizard. I picked up some 5/4 x 8" from a friend of mine at a saw mill and even though it was fairly cured, it eventually formed a slight cup.
__________________ "I never met a carver that I didn't like... a knife that I didn't want... a chisel or gouge that I didn't need... or a piece of wood that I didn't have to have!" |
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Gosh after reading the above posts, I must have done something wrong !I bought these two 6/4 x 25" x 8' walnut planks to make some pie crust table tops. They were fresh off the saw. They have been in my shop about 4 years now since I kiln dried them and they haven't cupped any that I can tell. I guess there are always exceptions. |
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#9
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Any one looking for wood in their state or geographical area should try the following website. Connecticut Wood Group's Hardwood Outlet :: A Woodfinder Supplier |
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