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   Dagwood | Aug 24, 2005 11:52pm | #1

   Where are you staged? Fill in your profile, maybe someone on here is nearby and you could tag along on shopping trips...

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   Woodcrazy | Aug 25, 2005 12:05am | #2

   http://www.forloversofwood.com/indexCan.html

    

   A&M woods in Cambridge will help you.

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   ShawnW | Aug 25, 2005 12:12am | #3

   I've never ordered online, but here are a few I know of.  I regularly purchase from black forest, but I live close to the store so I can see the lumber before purchasing.

   http://www.blackforestwood.com

   http://www.wildrosehardwoods.com

   http://www.amwoodinc.com

    

   Shawn.

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   Billinvt | Aug 25, 2005 12:14am | #4

   I have been in contact with a place in Ontario called Loyalist Forest. A friend of mine in Florida recently order several hundred bdft of maple and butternut with excellent results but a significant delivery charge! I ended up buying my lumber (cherry, maple, black walnut, beech) from a source in Bristol, Vt and didn't have to pay shipping. The site in Ontario is http://www.loyalistforest.com/

   
   

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   DJK | Aug 25, 2005 03:07pm | #5

   Try http://www.woodweb.com and http://www.woodfinder.com

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   mikero | Aug 26, 2005 04:27am | #6

   If you are on the west coast try

   a href=http://www.westwindhardwood.com target=_blankhttp://www.westwindhardwood.com/a/

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   WillGeorge | Aug 26, 2005 08:20pm | #7

   I thought Canada had all kinds of wood.. Pine and your hardwoods are beautiful if you can finish it right.. I can't..

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   BrentS | Aug 26, 2005 10:01pm | #8

   WillGeorge, you know how it is, when you have Bud you want Molson X, when you have Molson X you want Guiness...........same with wood.

    

   Brent