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Reply To: Help Getting Wood – USA

Welcome! / Forums / General Woodworking Discussions / Wood and Wood Preparation / Help Getting Wood – USA / Reply To: Help Getting Wood – USA

Shaun Van Arsdale
5 April 2022 at 7:00 am #754898

For everyone looking for local hardwoods or any native wood in your area.
Look for small sawmill operator’s owners of woodmizer, timberking, or many others. These will usually work with small orders and some may have dryers also. Or you might have to dry your own wood. https://runthemill.com/?/Air_Drying_Lumber
Some Sawyers travel to cut wood off your land for you. But if a yard tree or in a fence line you might have to buy a blade if he hits a nail or bolt when cutting. Or he may not cut at all. End of life blades are good for this difficulty.
Wood can be found in right of ways but you would have to haul off right away when cut by contractors.
Tree trimers have a steady supply if the don’t haul away for themselves.

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