Y'all Been Checkin' Lumber Prices?

[Sawyer Rob]

I don't think the price has went up any, at least for me it hasn't...

Go to the woodlot, pick out a tree,

it down, take it to the BSM and mill it into what ever lumber I need!

SR

 

[ovrszd]

If that was directed toward me, Google Maps and I have no idea where "Lower Uncton" is?

Normally Black Locust, various Cedars, Tamarack, White and Post Oak are favored for posts.

Welcome to TBN.

First rule, never ask him where he's from. He's weird about that. And often talks about geographic things that make his location valuable. But don't ask.

 

[Diggin It]

I don't think the price has went up any, at least for me it hasn't...

Go to the woodlot, pick out a tree, it down, take it to the BSM and mill it into what ever lumber I need!

But again, how do you know it won't split, crack, warp, twist or curl as it dries, or when exposed to the weather for years?

 

[quicksandfarmer]

But again, how do you know it won't split, crack, warp, twist or curl as it dries, or when exposed to the weather for years?

In that case, make it out of steel or concrete. There's no wood that can be guaranteed not to spit, crack, warp, twist or curl.

 

[civilian]

I don't think the price has went up any, at least for me it hasn't...

Go to the woodlot, pick out a tree,

it down, take it to the BSM and mill it into what ever lumber I need!

SR

I don't have enough of a wood lot to just go and pick one out. Now at dad's, I can find any size white cedar if need be. Jon

 

[Sawyer Rob]

But again, how do you know it won't split, crack, warp, twist or curl as it dries, or when exposed to the weather for years?

How do you know the store bought stuff won't? Same thing...

SR

 

[civilian]

Welcome to TBN.

First rule, never ask him where he's from. He's weird about that. And often talks about geographic things that make his location valuable. But don't ask.

Thanks for the info. Jon

 

[bcp]

Thanks for the info. Jon

The village of Lower Uncton



Bruce

 

[ruffdog]

The village of Lower Uncton



Bruce

Thanks.....it makes sense now. :laughing:

 

[MagicMM]

I'm glad that I didn't ask.....I just said that Google Map didn't know where it was.

But again, how do you know it won't split, crack, warp, twist or curl as it dries, or when exposed to the weather for years?

Just ask da guy dat runs the "Thick-N-Thin" sawmill.