On 3 Jan 2007 14:10:29 -0800, wrote:


Stubby wrote:
Most HD customers go to the lumber department expecting to find studs
suitable for cabinet work. If precision is what you want, go to a
hardwood supply house and buy kiln dried oak, maple, walnut, etc. For
framing applications, you should talk with a professional framer and ask
how he selects lumber.

S:

Not quite. I do go there expecting studs that won't be premade
airplane
propellors or 'rustic cabin siding, 2" thick', or gigantic clothespins,
and
find I am sometimes disappointed.

Cordially yours:

Speaking of that, where can one buy cedar shingles? I only need one
or two to repair a bird feeder.
GP