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1. 
   PatM | Jan 27, 2005 08:42pm | #1

   Craig,
   In Denver my favorite is Centennial Wood, there's also Paxton.
   In Fort Collins another favorite is Sears-Trostel.
   Pat

2. 
   CharlieD | Jan 27, 2005 09:18pm | #2

   I find all three of Pat's suggestions are good ones. Of the three, Sears-Trostel in Ft Collins is my favorite, and I find it worth the drive.

   I'd also like to suggest that you check out T C Woods in Lafayette, http://www.tcwoods.com; the owner is named Dan, and he is an arborist. He has a mill, and when he takes down a tree, he mills it and air dries it to 10% or below. If using local urban-harvested wood appeals to you, this is the place. You'll also find species there that you won't see elsewhere.

   And watch for sales at Rockler; normally I wouldn't go near them for wood, but annually they have a great sale. I just bought a boatload of QSWO for $4 a board foot.

   Charlie

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   Edited 1/27/2005 1:19 pm ET by CharlieD