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![]() I know the odds on this query are low.... I'm looking for rough-cut lumber to make into inexpensive fencing. It doesn't have to be super grade, lower cost is important. I mostly want to get the project done quickly, and maybe end up with something a little better looking than stockade fence. I'm doing a fairly short run, maybe 60 feet. I've looked in google and woodfinder, didn't see anything specific that looked useful. (A couple of good looking hardwood suppliers that were new to me, though.) The Lowes stores have "dog-ear" fencing boards, 6" by 6 feet for $1.40 or so. Unspecified wood species. That's probably my fallback on this. I'd drive an hour and a half north or west, if prices were very good. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. |
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