A search of my local lumberyards and a seach of the internet yielded nothing. Anyone have any contacts where I can buy 4/4 lumber to make up some drawers?
Thanks!
Dan
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Dan, where are you located? It's easiest to find this species at mills in the Central Mid-West and mid- Atlantic states (Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee.) Also, unless your use demands that it be genuine paulownia, catalpa is very similar in appearance and a good substitute. Taxonomist assign them to separate botanical families, but they're not that distantly related.
Dan -- you can contact Barb Gill at http://www.velvitoil.com/index.html. She often has some in Eastern Virginia and is on Knots from time to time.
Jon,
I am located in Vancouver, so I think I will have to order it.
Dan
Finally a question I can answer! I see lots of Paulownia within rock-throwing distance from me here; but then, I live in Japan!
(sorry, couldn't resist)
". . .and only the stump or fishy part of him remained."
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Dan I got some shipped to me from LaGrange Resources. There internet site is http://www.velvitoil.com/LaGrange.HTML
They were good to work with and sent what I ordered.
Bobby
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