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I've been here for a while, but haven't found a good lumber supplier.
I'd like a steady supply of poplar for painted projects but also would like some nicer wood like cherry, maple,white oak and some basswood for a shutter project.
I know there are some folks in the area where do you get your wood for projects?
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Duke,
Stuart Adams and Sons Hardwoods, 1501 South Buffalo Street, Canton, TX is the closest hardwood dealer to Tyler. I am also sending you a PM regarding our woodworking club in Tyler.
Roger Davis in Tyler, TX
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It's a ways from you, but M&G Sawmill is near Huntsville, and they can get some pretty good stuff.
Steve S.
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Bibliophile 13 said:
It's a ways from you, but M&G Sawmill is near Huntsville, and they can get some pretty good stuff.
I've been to M&G several years ago, and their stock seemed pretty sporadic. Probably where I would go if I needed a couple hundred board feet for stain grade cabinets, but wouldn't drive down expecting basswood.
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RogerD said:
Duke,
Stuart Adams and Sons Hardwoods, 1501 South Buffalo Street, Canton, TX is the closest hardwood dealer to Tyler. I am also sending you a PM regarding our woodworking club in Tyler.
Roger Davis in Tyler, TX
Went up there, great place, great staff, good selection.
Bought some 8/4 mahogany and some maple.
Thank you
Duke
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There's a difference between a sawmill and a lumberyard. M&G is a sawmill. They can mill up nice stuff, but they don't stock a lot of surplus lumber on a regular basis.
Steve S.
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