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By Beechwood Chip · Posted
Ditto. If I want decent wood at a reasonable price, I need to drive for hours "out to where they grow the trees". I'm going to try mail order lumber for my next project. Now that I'm retired, I can more easily be home to accept delivery. And space, of course. -
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I think space. It doesn’t matter how big your shop is you’ll fill it up. The price of wood locally (my area) at one place they’re asking 12-15 dollars a bf for red oak. And more for higher quality. Have to drive 45miles oneway to get decent price on wood (I’m sure others have to drive further. What to make? Sometimes I find my myself in the shop wanting to build something but have no idea of what.
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