MD/DC/VA: looking for Western Red Cedar or equivalent
 

Anyone have a good source for Western Red Cedar or equilalent in
Maryland or the DC area? I'm looking for 2x and 4x clear stock.

Thanks,
Tim

Have you tried Vienna Hardwoods?

Steve

"Tim Sauerwein" wrote in message
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Anyone have a good source for Western Red Cedar or equilalent in
Maryland or the DC area? I'm looking for 2x and 4x clear stock.

Thanks,
Tim

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Tim Sauerwein wrote:

Anyone have a good source for Western Red Cedar or equilalent in
Maryland or the DC area? I'm looking for 2x and 4x clear stock.

Thanks,
Tim

I don't see it listed but they often have stuff that's not on the
website at "World of Hardwoods: They're on the south side of BWI

http://www.world-of-hardwoods.com/domesticprices.html

Do a bit of searching here http://www.woodfinder.com/ and you'll likely
find what you seek.

Allen
Catonsville, MD

Tim Sauerwein wrote:

Anyone have a good source for Western Red Cedar or equilalent in
Maryland or the DC area? I'm looking for 2x and 4x clear stock.

Thanks,
Tim

Try http://www.colonialhardwoods.com


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Donnie Vazquez
Sunderland, MD

On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 19:17:21 -0400, Tim Sauerwein
wrote:

Anyone have a good source for Western Red Cedar or equilalent in
Maryland or the DC area? I'm looking for 2x and 4x clear stock.

Thanks,
Tim

I have purchased nice WRC from F Scott Jay in Millersville, MD. It's
across Rt 3/I-97 from Police/Fire HQ.
Big Daddy

In article ,
Donnie Vazquez wrote:

Tim Sauerwein wrote:

Anyone have a good source for Western Red Cedar or equilalent in
Maryland or the DC area? I'm looking for 2x and 4x clear stock.

Thanks,
Tim

Try http://www.colonialhardwoods.com

It asks for a username and password to access the website.

Tim

Tim Sauerwein wrote:


Try http://www.colonialhardwoods.com

It asks for a username and password to access the website.


Splorf! It doesn't eve let you access a page to register with them.

Great marketing! I wonder how much they paid the idiot who set up
their website?

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FF

In article .com,
wrote:

Tim Sauerwein wrote:


Try http://www.colonialhardwoods.com

It asks for a username and password to access the website.


Splorf! It doesn't eve let you access a page to register with them.

Great marketing! I wonder how much they paid the idiot who set up
their website?

I Googled them and then went to the Google cached web page to see what
they had. It's likely down because what was there really sucked :)
Allen