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Brikp
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 Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2004 9:32 pm Post subject: ping Tom Watson and others SE PA |
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Tom and others in SE PA,
I am getting more into woodworking and I am looking for sources for
materials beyond the big box store stuff.
I am between homes right now but am building a new house. One project will
be to 'panel' a room to make sort of a library/study. Sort of the idea in
Toms Cherry Library shown here http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/page2.htm
So, where can I purchase the quality of materials needed for such a project?
Cherry, Mahogany, Walnut, etc. I haven't settled on the wood or the design
yet. I am thinking veneer ply for large flats. Stiles, rails mouldings,
mantle, built-ins and possibly a buit in work/desk area. I think mail order
is out because I want to inspect the pieces I pick out.
Thanks all. Thanks Tom
-Bri
PS sorry if you see this a 2 posts, one showed as a reply to an old post of
Toms, not my intent. |
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Nick Bozovich
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| Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2004 10:19 pm Post subject: Re: ping Tom Watson and others SE PA |
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Try Sandy Pond Hardwoods in Buck, PA, Groff & Groff Lumber in Quarryville,
PA, or Herne Hardwoods in Oxford, PA. There's also a store in the
Philadelphia area, Tague (think that's how it's spelled) Lumber. I've never
been to Tague, but I've been to the others - Groff and Hearn both have a
huge selection of most all types of wood. Sandy Pond does a lot of hardwood
flooring and probably paneling.
These companies all have websites - DAGS -
Nick B
"Brikp" <brian@NoSpampeppel.com> wrote in message
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Tom and others in SE PA,
I am getting more into woodworking and I am looking for sources for
materials beyond the big box store stuff.
I am between homes right now but am building a new house. One project will
be to 'panel' a room to make sort of a library/study. Sort of the idea in
Toms Cherry Library shown here
http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/page2.htm
So, where can I purchase the quality of materials needed for such a
project?
Cherry, Mahogany, Walnut, etc. I haven't settled on the wood or the design
yet. I am thinking veneer ply for large flats. Stiles, rails mouldings,
mantle, built-ins and possibly a buit in work/desk area. I think mail
order
is out because I want to inspect the pieces I pick out.
Thanks all. Thanks Tom
-Bri
PS sorry if you see this a 2 posts, one showed as a reply to an old post
of
Toms, not my intent.
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Brikp
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| Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2004 10:32 pm Post subject: Re: ping Tom Watson and others SE PA |
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Thanks Nick - There is a Tague near where I'm building the house. They are a
true value outlet. I have only seen standard building supplies there but I
will ask when I'm there next. I will google the others.
-B
"Nick Bozovich" <nick@nick.com> wrote in message
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Try Sandy Pond Hardwoods in Buck, PA, Groff & Groff Lumber in Quarryville,
PA, or Herne Hardwoods in Oxford, PA. There's also a store in the
Philadelphia area, Tague (think that's how it's spelled) Lumber. I've
never
been to Tague, but I've been to the others - Groff and Hearn both have a
huge selection of most all types of wood. Sandy Pond does a lot of
hardwood
flooring and probably paneling.
These companies all have websites - DAGS -
Nick B
"Brikp" <brian@NoSpampeppel.com> wrote in message
news:2klki5F3u81gU1@uni-berlin.de...
Tom and others in SE PA,
I am getting more into woodworking and I am looking for sources for
materials beyond the big box store stuff.
I am between homes right now but am building a new house. One project
will
be to 'panel' a room to make sort of a library/study. Sort of the idea
in
Toms Cherry Library shown here
http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/page2.htm
So, where can I purchase the quality of materials needed for such a
project?
Cherry, Mahogany, Walnut, etc. I haven't settled on the wood or the
design
yet. I am thinking veneer ply for large flats. Stiles, rails mouldings,
mantle, built-ins and possibly a buit in work/desk area. I think mail
order
is out because I want to inspect the pieces I pick out.
Thanks all. Thanks Tom
-Bri
PS sorry if you see this a 2 posts, one showed as a reply to an old post
of
Toms, not my intent.
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Brikp
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| Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2004 10:52 pm Post subject: Re: ping Tom Watson and others SE PA |
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For the rest of the group, and myself if I loose the links from the google
search, here they are...
Sandy Pond http://www.figuredhardwoods.com/
Groff & Groff http://www.groffslumber.com/
Herne Hardwoods http://www.hearnehardwoods.com/
Tague http://www.taguelumber.com/
"Nick Bozovich" <nick@nick.com> wrote in message
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Try Sandy Pond Hardwoods in Buck, PA, Groff & Groff Lumber in Quarryville,
PA, or Herne Hardwoods in Oxford, PA. There's also a store in the
Philadelphia area, Tague (think that's how it's spelled) Lumber. I've
never
been to Tague, but I've been to the others - Groff and Hearn both have a
huge selection of most all types of wood. Sandy Pond does a lot of
hardwood
flooring and probably paneling.
These companies all have websites - DAGS -
Nick B
"Brikp" <brian@NoSpampeppel.com> wrote in message
news:2klki5F3u81gU1@uni-berlin.de...
Tom and others in SE PA,
I am getting more into woodworking and I am looking for sources for
materials beyond the big box store stuff.
I am between homes right now but am building a new house. One project
will
be to 'panel' a room to make sort of a library/study. Sort of the idea
in
Toms Cherry Library shown here
http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/page2.htm
So, where can I purchase the quality of materials needed for such a
project?
Cherry, Mahogany, Walnut, etc. I haven't settled on the wood or the
design
yet. I am thinking veneer ply for large flats. Stiles, rails mouldings,
mantle, built-ins and possibly a buit in work/desk area. I think mail
order
is out because I want to inspect the pieces I pick out.
Thanks all. Thanks Tom
-Bri
PS sorry if you see this a 2 posts, one showed as a reply to an old post
of
Toms, not my intent.
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