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   HowardAcheson | Jul 02, 2008 07:18pm | #1

   Here's one I used for years both for hobby and for manufacture. They primarily sell to the trade but will sell to individuals for cash. Will generally let you go through their stacks but be sure to re-stack before leaving. They only have top-notch stock and are therefore expensive.

   M.L. CONDON
   248 Ferris Ave.
   White Plains, NY 10603
   tel: 914-946-4111
   fax: 914-946-3779
   Lumber, plywood, mouldings, custom millwork, veneers, etc

   Howie.........
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   Flyty1 | Jul 03, 2008 12:12am | #2

   If you want to head north a little to Bethyl, Kellogg Hardwoods has a great selection.

   http://www.kellogghardwoods.com

   They are only open weedays but it is worth a trip to look through what they have on hand - both for a particular species and their end lot stuff.

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   MKenney | Jul 03, 2008 01:32am | #3

   I used Kellogg's Hardwood as well. You need to know precisely what you want when you go there. The keep there wood stacked in pallets. A guy pulls out the right pallets with a fork lift and helps you pull out what you want. If you'd rather browse on your own. Take a Saturday morning trip up to Conways in Gaylordsville. They're open until noon I think. You can pull the pile apart if you want. You just have to restack it in an orderly and stable way. Conways does surface some of their wood (S2S), but 4/4 is at least 7/8 thick after they surface it. I was told that most of their customers like to be able to see the grain easily. Both have reasonable prices.

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   mathelo | Jul 03, 2008 04:16pm | #4

   All,

   Thanks for the replies.  This is exactly what I needed.  I'll check these out.

   Louis