Just got a call back from Mr. Shively, this morning. He said they're
located near Marshall in Point Reyes, about an hour north of the
Golden Gate Bridge. Their showroom apparently isn't a "walk-in"
affair, before you visit, he'd like you to all and get an appointment.
His number is on this page:
http://www.moore.org/stories/08_15/news_story.asp
At my request, he faxed me directions to get there. I'm not reposting
them here because I'm not sure he'd want that (although perhaps he
would); I'd suggest any interested Bay Area woodworkers call the
number on that page.
For future generations, perusing this in an archive, looking for
information - if the above link ever goes dead, email me and I'll mail
you the phone number back.
-BAT
In article <[email protected]>, Mike G
<[email protected]> wrote:
> That's nice, ah, what's an Evan Shively?
He's the sawyer of fine custom wood seen on a recent episode of David
Marks' "DIY Wood Works"
Kevin
Brett:
Good detective work. Thanks for the effort. I thought
it might be in Marin.
I'll keep this in mind. Sounds like a great place and
would love to "roam" around there when I get setup
for my new shop.
I also know there's a place in Oakland/Berkley that
does reclaimed lumber as well. Mostly trees that
fell down and then milled.
MJ Wallace
Thank you Jack. I took a look at the site. ALMOST would make me wish I were
in Ca. Almost!
--
Mike G.
Heirloom Woods
www.heirloom-woods.net
"Nova" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Mike G wrote:
>
> > That's nice, ah, what's an Evan Shively?
>
> See:
>
> http://www.diynet.com/DIY/article/0,2058,10344,00.html
>
> --
> Jack Novak
> Buffalo, NY - USA
>
>
That's nice, ah, what's an Evan Shively?
--
Mike G.
Heirloom Woods
www.heirloom-woods.net
"Brett A. Thomas" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Just got a call back from Mr. Shively, this morning. He said they're
> located near Marshall in Point Reyes, about an hour north of the
> Golden Gate Bridge. Their showroom apparently isn't a "walk-in"
> affair, before you visit, he'd like you to all and get an appointment.
> His number is on this page:
>
> http://www.moore.org/stories/08_15/news_story.asp
>
> At my request, he faxed me directions to get there. I'm not reposting
> them here because I'm not sure he'd want that (although perhaps he
> would); I'd suggest any interested Bay Area woodworkers call the
> number on that page.
>
> For future generations, perusing this in an archive, looking for
> information - if the above link ever goes dead, email me and I'll mail
> you the phone number back.
>
> -BAT
In article <[email protected]>,
[email protected] (MJ Wallace) writes:
>Brett:
>
>Once again, thanks for all your great detective work. I did
>find another resource for finding him. The local woodworkers
>group had him featured one meeting ago. The newsletter
>had a complete map. Needless to say, I'll will get a trip
>out to Evan's yard as soon as I can.
>
>MJ Wallace
MJ,
My pleasure. If anyone goes and visits, I'd love to hear a trip
report. I'd been hoping he was going to have a "drop in any time" sort
of arrangement. I'm backed up right now on a bunch of very
non-artistic stuff for the house and don't have the budget for any
really pretty wood, anyhow. Probably be a couple of years before I
can really seriously even think about using any of his stock, and I'd
hate to waste his time just so I can drool.
Which does make me think - maybe a group of us could go up one day or
somesuch? I'd love to come along and browse if there's someone else
who may buy...
-BAT
Only thing that would make me wish I was in CA was if I had to go to
pick up my Reader's Digest Sweepstakes check. Maybe.
On Mon, 18 Aug 2003 22:42:40 -0400, "Mike G"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Thank you Jack. I took a look at the site. ALMOST would make me wish I were
>in Ca. Almost!