Hemlock
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Hello Ken,
When I was up living in upstate NY I had done several things with Hemlock. Its a soft wood but does well for exterior use. Its alot like working with pine.
When I was up living in upstate NY I had done several things with Hemlock. Its a soft wood but does well for exterior use. Its alot like working with pine.
I would make a distinction on the pine to be clear: it is like working with some white pine not yellow pine. The spruce I have worked with had more knots on average per board than the pine. If I have white pine or poplar for drawer sides I prefer those to the spruce.
Eastern Hemlock | The Wood Database (Softwood)
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Spruce Pine | The Wood Database (Softwood)
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agreed
A stated, it is a soft wood. It does have some very nice brown tones when finished.
Where did you see the ad? Bahama is just a few miles from me and there is a sawyer there but I don't know if he posted the ad.
It was a post on craigslist:
Live edge slabs
100's of live edge slabs to choose from. All kiln dried and heat treated for insects except the cedar. We have walnut, oaks, maple (spalted and ambrosia), poplar, pine, river birch, ash, hemlock,...
raleigh.craigslist.org
It was a post on craigslist:
Live edge slabs
100's of live edge slabs to choose from. All kiln dried and heat treated for insects except the cedar. We have walnut, oaks, maple (spalted and ambrosia), poplar, pine, river birch, ash, hemlock,...raleigh.craigslist.org
That's Ricky Pope (XLogger) on this site. Call him and go see what he has.
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