looking for lumber

Where are you? Couldn't find a place in the US with all three cities
nearby, altho there are over 20 Cambridges, 3 Ferguses and 1 Guelph.
In any case, try woodfinder.com.

Oh. Sorry, woodfinder is only USA. I'd try the phone book. Failing
that, I'd start calling around to cabinet shops, other woodworkers,
clubs/associations, wood turners, etc.
Good luck.

This place doesn't have a web sit but they seem to have decent prices on
kiln dried lumber.
Cedar Creek Sawmill & Tree Farm
519-621-7780

I haven't actually been to the mill but I bought some maple from them at the
Kitchener wood show and it was extremely cheap. Might be worth checking
out.

Lars


"JGS" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi John,
> Not sure what you mean by small operation but here is a supplier of many
> types
> and thickness. Cheers, JG
>
> http://www.forloversofwood.com/index.html
>
> John wrote:
>
>> Looking for some small operation in the fergus/guelph/cambridge area
>> would
>> like to find some pine, cherry, butternut, walnut but don;'t need 300 bf
>> of
>> each , mostly in the5/4 6/4 range. Any help would be appreciated
>>
>> TIA John
>

Sorry Southern Ontario
"John" <jgerhardt@g> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Looking for some small operation in the fergus/guelph/cambridge area
> would like to find some pine, cherry, butternut, walnut but don;'t need
> 300 bf of each , mostly in the5/4 6/4 range. Any help would be appreciated
>
>
> TIA John
>

Hi John,
Not sure what you mean by small operation but here is a supplier of many types
and thickness. Cheers, JG

http://www.forloversofwood.com/index.html

John wrote:

> Looking for some small operation in the fergus/guelph/cambridge area would
> like to find some pine, cherry, butternut, walnut but don;'t need 300 bf of
> each , mostly in the5/4 6/4 range. Any help would be appreciated
>
> TIA John