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Hardwood sources in the Washington DC area
Greetings all, I'm a recent resident of the area around DC fondly known as Suburban Virginia. We moved from the suburbs of New Orleans in June. Can anyone provide names of resources for hardwood within say 50 miles of DC? I live on the west side of town, Ashburn actually, so sources toward West Virginia are okay as well. Thanks a lot. ================================================== ========================= Chris -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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Hey Chris,
Are you aware of Woodfinder? I'm up north of Baltimore but I thought this may be helpful to you. http://www.woodfinder.com/ Marc |
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On Tue, 25 Sep 2007 07:33:21 -0700, marc rosen wrote: Hey Chris, Are you aware of Woodfinder? I'm up north of Baltimore but I thought this may be helpful to you. http://www.woodfinder.com/ Marc No I am not. This is very cool Thanks a lot ================================================== ========================= Chris -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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http://www.woodfinder.com/listings/011595.php This guy has very good prices and selection. Location may not be great for you from VA, but he's a tenth of a mile for me. Hey Chris, Are you aware of Woodfinder? I'm up north of Baltimore but I thought this may be helpful to you. |
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Dale lumber in Leesburg (Little experience with them other then talking to
the owner. Seems nice enough, I may go see him next time I am shopping. McDaniel's Hardwood in Kearneysville Wv. I have bought quite a bit from them. They are very nice, very knowledgeable and very helpful. SteveP. "Chris Dubea" wrote in message ... Greetings all, I'm a recent resident of the area around DC fondly known as Suburban Virginia. We moved from the suburbs of New Orleans in June. Can anyone provide names of resources for hardwood within say 50 miles of DC? I live on the west side of town, Ashburn actually, so sources toward West Virginia are okay as well. Thanks a lot. ================================================== ========================= Chris -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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Thanks to all who responded. I'll check them out. ================================================== ========================= Chris -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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I'm a recent resident of the area around DC fondly known as Suburban Virginia. ...
Can anyone provide names of resources for hardwood within say 50 miles of DC? For starters --- Northland Forest Products 9300 Litho Lane Manassas VA 20110 703-393-7500 ___________________ Vienna Hardwoods 241 Mill Street NE Vienna VA 22180 703-255-9663 Toll Free: 1-800-571-9663 ______________________ Woodcraft Supply Concord Shopping Center 6123 Backlick Road Springfield VA 22150 703-912-6727 and Woodcraft Supply Leesburg Plaza 512 E. Market Leesburg VA 20176 703-737-7880 There's also Dunlap out near Dulles. Sorry, I don't have their address handy, but they specialize in fantastically figured wood. Joel |
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http://www.freestatetimbers.com/ I've bought from these two guys. Lots of wood. They have jointer, planer etc there so you can go home with surfaced wood. Big stock of all kinds of lumber. plus burls, slabs and plywood. This is also baltimore, but worth a drive if you ask me... Mitch |
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There's Colonial Hardwoods in the Springfield area.
http://www.colonialhardwoods.com/ I used to buy from them before I left the area 10 years ago. -Dave -- http://plumpe.home.mindspring.com email: ANTI-SPAM: To email, replace "lastname" with "plumpe" "Chris Dubea" wrote in message ... Greetings all, I'm a recent resident of the area around DC fondly known as Suburban Virginia. We moved from the suburbs of New Orleans in June. Can anyone provide names of resources for hardwood within say 50 miles of DC? I live on the west side of town, Ashburn actually, so sources toward West Virginia are okay as well. Thanks a lot. ================================================== ========================= Chris |
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On Wed, 26 Sep 2007 07:55:58 -0400, "Dave Plumpe" wrote: There's Colonial Hardwoods in the Springfield area. http://www.colonialhardwoods.com/ I used to buy from them before I left the area 10 years ago. -Dave Superb, Thanks to all ================================================== ========================= Chris -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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On Sep 25, 10:17 am, Chris Dubea wrote:
Greetings all, I'm a recent resident of the area around DC fondly known as Suburban Virginia. We moved from the suburbs of New Orleans in June. Can anyone provide names of resources for hardwood within say 50 miles of DC? I live on the west side of town, Ashburn actually, so sources toward West Virginia are okay as well. Thanks a lot. ================================================== ========================= Chris -- Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com I have good luck with Northland Forest Products. They have a big selection and multiple thicknesses of the species of wood that they carry. Some of the other places have limited selections and their prices seem higher, sometimes considerably so. |
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Make an effort to get to Hicksville Planing Mill, approximately 10 miles
west of Hagerstown, MD, off of Highway 70: Hicksville Planing Mill 14464 Hicksville Road Clear Spring, MD 21722 301-842-3474 The mill is run by a Mennonite group and the prices for a large variety of hard and soft woods would more than offset the cost of the drive out there. |
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On Fri, 28 Sep 2007 15:07:52 GMT, "Z" wrote: Make an effort to get to Hicksville Planing Mill, approximately 10 miles west of Hagerstown, MD, off of Highway 70: Hicksville Planing Mill 14464 Hicksville Road Clear Spring, MD 21722 301-842-3474 The mill is run by a Mennonite group and the prices for a large variety of hard and soft woods would more than offset the cost of the drive out there. Will do, Thanks again to all who responded! ================================================== ========================= Chris -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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