QS red oak

[cmartinson]

Where can I find some qs red oak? W/o having to pay premium retail.

 

[jeff...]

Where can I find some qs red oak? W/o having to pay premium retail.

How much do you need and what thickness?

 

[cmartinson]

Oh I don't know... 40 bf of 4/4. It is for the doors and drawers on an entertainment center.

 

[cmartinson]

40 bf of 4/4, yes I have a planer, and how far from charlotte?

 

[WoodWrangler]

Chad -- I'd check with Kyle. He's about an hour drive from Charlotte and can provide a fair price. You can usually pick up dry lumber from him -- even kiln dried, which is a huge bonus in my book.

 

[jeff...]

Chad -- I'd check with Kyle. He's about an hour drive from Charlotte and can provide a fair price. You can usually pick up dry lumber from him -- even kiln dried, which is a huge bonus in my book.

{Yoda Voice ON} Smart one Jeremey is, learn from him much, you will {Yoda Voice OFF}

 

[skysharks]

I will say this. I tried for 2 weeks to find QSRO in NC with no luck.
Only people to have it is our 2 friends well, ok, 3 friends. Jeff, Kyle and Scott.
All the other folks would like to get theri hands on some, but none had any.

 

[JimmyC]

As Mac says our local sawyers have QSRO, not only do they have it, but they have it at a great price.

Give 'em a try.

Jimmy

 

[lnelson]

I have some quartersawn red oak in the lumber I have for sale. How much do you need and how big of pieces do you work with? Maybe what I have might work? Price is $1.25-$2.25 bf. All kiln dried northern grown stock. It is being sold as it comes off the pile so the qs is mixed in with the straight grain stock but I am pretty sure that this is way cheaper than a lumber yard price.

lnelson

 

[cmartinson]

Thanks guys. I think kyle is the go to guy for this and other projects. I really appreciate all the info. Again thanks a lot.:icon_thum