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UK hardwood suppliers
Does anyone have experience of and recommendation for a supplier of
kiln dried ash in the UK. Preferably in Scotland but a reliable supplier anywhere in the country would be of interest. My project is a set of dining chairs and I need ash that I can resaw to smaller dimensions without having it twist as soon as it's cut. Any recommendations much appreciated. TIA |
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"waneyedge" wrote in message oups.com... Does anyone have experience of and recommendation for a supplier of kiln dried ash in the UK. Preferably in Scotland but a reliable supplier anywhere in the country would be of interest. My project is a set of dining chairs and I need ash that I can resaw to smaller dimensions without having it twist as soon as it's cut. Any recommendations much appreciated. TIA Robbins Timber, Bristol. http://www.robbins.co.uk/. 0117 963 7927. Lathams. http://lathamtimber.co.uk. I use both of these myself to supply my small but perfectly formed commercial joiner's shop, and have always been very pleased with the timbers that have turned up. |
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UK hardwood suppliers
On Tue, 20 Dec 2005 03:30:48 GMT, "deadlock" nobody@nowhere_yes_its
a_cliche.com wrote: Robbins Timber, Bristol. I use both of these myself to supply my small but perfectly formed commercial joiner's shop, OTOH, you're the only person I know who still rates Robbins. I find them to be over-priced, unhelpful, slow and particularly unskilled at any machining, and selling a wide range of poor quality import timbers. If you're in the Brissel aerial, try http://www.interestingtimbers.co.uk or http://www.bendreybrothers.co.uk/ instead I'm also puzzled as to why you'd want _kilned_ ash. English ash is a pretty stable timber and famously dry straight off the tree. It air dries beautifully and quickly. |
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UK hardwood suppliers
try this link for some sawmills in Scotland http://www.ashs.co.uk/
I am a full time woodworker based in Fife and I have used several of them and I know most of them as well. "waneyedge" wrote in message oups.com... Does anyone have experience of and recommendation for a supplier of kiln dried ash in the UK. Preferably in Scotland but a reliable supplier anywhere in the country would be of interest. My project is a set of dining chairs and I need ash that I can resaw to smaller dimensions without having it twist as soon as it's cut. Any recommendations much appreciated. TIA |
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