12/4 8'X10", 6% moisture

Somewhere buried in those planks are the posts from a pencil post bed.
I've wanted to build one for about 16 years and it's finally going to
happen. The wife will be glad when it's done. She won't hear "I want to
build one of those" anymore.

"Kevin" wrote in message
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12/4 8'X10", 6% moisture

Somewhere buried in those planks are the posts from a pencil post bed.
I've wanted to build one for about 16 years and it's finally going to
happen. The wife will be glad when it's done. She won't hear "I want to
build one of those" anymore.


I notice you have them next to the garage. Is that because they cost more
than most small cars? That's a lot of cherry.

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Kevin wrote:

12/4 8'X10", 6% moisture

Somewhere buried in those planks are the posts from a pencil post bed.
I've wanted to build one for about 16 years and it's finally going to
happen. The wife will be glad when it's done. She won't hear "I want to
build one of those" anymore.
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My goodness.... serious lumber there.
Did it take much to get the mortgage approved?

G

Seriously... a couple of nails.. a little glue...

Kevin wrote:
12/4 8'X10", 6% moisture

Somewhere buried in those planks are the posts from a pencil post bed.
I've wanted to build one for about 16 years and it's finally going to
happen. The wife will be glad when it's done. She won't hear "I want to
build one of those" anymore.

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The next part is simple... all you have to do is cut away all the wood
that does not look like a pencil post bedpost. g

Robatoy wrote:


My goodness.... serious lumber there.
Did it take much to get the mortgage approved?



I had to take out a second....

Edwin Pawlowski wrote:


I notice you have them next to the garage. Is that because they cost more
than most small cars? That's a lot of cherry.



Well I got it for $7.85/bf from a local mill. If anyone lives in the DC
So. Maryland it's Maryland Select Hardwoods in White Plains. He has some
of the most beautiful tiger maple I've ever seen going into the kiln in
about a month. Yes my name is on the list to get some.

Well I got it for $7.85/bf from a local mill. If anyone lives in the DC
So. Maryland it's Maryland Select Hardwoods in White Plains. He has some
of the most beautiful tiger maple I've ever seen going into the kiln in
about a month. Yes my name is on the list to get some.


I was out in Manassas (25 miles west of DC) today to pick up a few feet of
walnut to make some coffee table tops...
Nice lumber store there, attached is his price list, he welcomed the
posting. Good supply and OK prices. Great staff, knowledge, and service. I
noticed that his list says June 06, but it is this month's price list. He
updates monthly.

Jack

On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 20:41:42 -0400, "EWCM" wrote:

Here's some big wood at one mf my local guys:

http://www.berkshireproducts.com/

Check out the warehouse tour. G

B a r r y wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 20:41:42 -0400, "EWCM" wrote:

Here's some big wood at one mf my local guys:

http://www.berkshireproducts.com/

Check out the warehouse tour. G

Is that... Heaven?

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On Sat, 23 Jun 2007 12:41:07 GMT, Steve Turner
wrote:

B a r r y wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 20:41:42 -0400, "EWCM" wrote:

Here's some big wood at one mf my local guys:

http://www.berkshireproducts.com/

Check out the warehouse tour. G

Is that... Heaven?


If so, Heaven is local for me. G

Cool place, though! Right down the street is an "Asian antique"
joint that sells everything from tables with the joinery Charlie B.
has been posting about, to teak "tea houses", to 30 foot stone
Buddha's.

http://www.asiabarong.com/

Check out the carved walls!

There's also a brew pub within long walking or short driving distance.

http://barringtonbrewery.net/

It's all about a 45 minute ride from my house.