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    Default Great Wood Supplier

    Guys...
    I wanted to put in a plug for one of my favorite online wood suppliers. Bell Forest Products. Luckily they are local for me. Nothing but high quality product in stock. From pen turning stock to 16/4 slabs. Domestic and exotics. Most of our hardwood products come from them. They also provide our cribbage board blanks presized.

    http://www.bellforestproducts.com/

    Usual disclaimer: Not affiliated, just a happy customer
    Gary Campbell
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    Thanks Gary,

    Opened a Pandoras Box...here is our main supplier

    http://www.bozovich.com/index_ingles.php

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    And then theres my supplier.!!!
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    Dan,

    I'm thinking real serious about your kind of supplier , already looked into a Norwood machine. Do you use a kiln and if so how long to get at 6-8% MC?

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    I saw very little green wood, we have and abundance of beetle killed pine and I have lots of timber on the property, birch, fir and spruce..I just kinda take the dead stuff..
    But even that needs drying, all the slabs and sawdust go into a large wood furnace in the shop..I dry pile and leave for 6 or so months...I do have a kiln, it used forced air heat from the furnace if we need do a special something, it doesn't take long to get the moisture content down at 140 degrees..3 to 4 days ..
    Last edited by danhamm; 04-10-2011 at 01:26 AM. Reason: spelling mistake

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    Can't tell from your pic's what brand of mill you are running and are you happy with it?

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    Norwood 2000 lumbermate.. 24 hp, 1.5 inch blades..yes very happy with it.
    It has butchered a lot of wood, I have plans of making a permanent set of
    rails on concrete, it does move around...

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    Thanks for the link Gary. They are only 66 miles from me. I had no idea something like that was near me.
    Dan

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    Dan...
    If you ever go there stop at my shop. I am only a mile from the M35 & US41 Jct.
    Gary Campbell
    GCnC Control
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    Servo Controller Upgrades
    http://www.youtube.com/user/Islaww1


    "We can not solve our problems with the same level of thinking that created them"
    Albert Einstein


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    Thanks for the link Gary

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