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Old 04-18-2008, 09:06 PM   #1
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Have any of you ever purchased from The Hardwood Store of NC in Gibsonville? I am planning on going there tomorrow morning to pick up some ash ply for my end tables and was just wandering if anyone has purchased from them. Is there anything I need to look for when buying good quality hardwood plywood? Anything I need to be aware of from the company?
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Old 04-18-2008, 09:18 PM   #2
 
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The Hardwood Store is my main source for hardwood. The folks there are great to work with. I usually ask for Jeff if I need any assistance . Good folks, good lumber and good prices (but like everything else they are creeping up). They are close enough that I drive there rather than having something shipped to me. Wall Lumber in Mayodan seems to be somewhat less expensive but the shipping costs would more than offset the savings. Good luck.
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I have bought a bunch of wood from. Plan ahead to get the quantity discounts. It is worth it.
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Couple 3 things:

They close at noon on Saturdays.

Go to the back, get one of the warehouse guys to help pick out what you want and take the tally sheet to the front and pay. North Carolina Woodworker Discount

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I will add that I sent an email price request in last week and got several phone calls from them offering to ship my wood to me because they had a truck coming to Charlotte, That impressed me right from the start.
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The Hardwood store is a great resource I would consider looking into some of their "shop grade" ply. Often yu can find sheet with only a small defect (that you can work around) at a great discount. I built a desk out of their shop grade ply and couldn't find anything wrong with it.
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Thanks for all who have replied thus far, I figured by looking at their site that they must be a pretty good supplier.
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Don't forget the North Carolina Woodworker discount. It ain't much, but it all helps
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Don't forget the North Carolina Woodworker discount. It ain't much, but it all helps
Saved me about 5.00 on what I bought
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Bought two sheets of 1/4 ash ply and one sheet of 3/4 ash ply. Also picked up a small 4/4 piece of Walnut for a weather station I want to build, just 5 board ft. I was impressed with their selection.
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