Red Oak 1/2 price at Rockler until October 3rd

"Joe Wilding" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I have shoped at all three, but I prefer Centennial. They are a little

Thanks - Joe. One more if you don't mind: Sharpening?

I'm on the north end of town and thinking about trying someone with a nice
yellow-pages ad up in Loveland. But do you have a favorite blade sharpener
in Denver?

Again - thanks!

Joe wrote:>I just ntoiced in their flier. Sale price is $3/bf.
>I don't normally buy wood there becuse it is ussualy more expensive than my
>local hardwood dealer. At this price though it is a pretty good value
>beacuse the stuff I have seen anyway is good quality, (clear and straight.)
>I might just have to go stock up for winter.
>
>
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IIRC, Woodcraft sent out a disclaimer saying the stated price was a misprint,
and that they're sorry. That's if I remember correctly. Tom
Work at your leisure!

I have shoped at all three, but I prefer Centennial. They are a little
closer (to me), in my opinion friendlier, and have good wood at good prices.
I have been in there enough now that they almost always give me some sort of
discount. (I don't even ask. They just do it.)

Joe

"patrick conroy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Joe Wilding" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > I just ntoiced in their flier. Sale price is $3/bf.
> > I don't normally buy wood there becuse it is ussualy more expensive than
> my
> > local hardwood dealer. At this price though it is a pretty good value
>
> Saw that too. That is a good price for S3S in Denver.
> Joe - who's your usual local HW dealer? Centennial? Austin? Paxton?
>
>

but it's red oak

Joe Wilding wrote:
> I just ntoiced in their flier. Sale price is $3/bf.
> I don't normally buy wood there becuse it is ussualy more expensive than my
> local hardwood dealer. At this price though it is a pretty good value
> beacuse the stuff I have seen anyway is good quality, (clear and straight.)
> I might just have to go stock up for winter.
>
Hehe, $3/bf is still more than my local hardwood dealer.
Buying wood at Rockler == No Joy

Tim Henrion

I was just kidding. I've made a lot of stuff from red oak. The best was
rift sawn stock that I purchased for some clocks per advice in the article
in the recent Popular Woodworking. I'm sure I paid more than $3/bf for it.


"Mike in Mystic" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> but it's red oak
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>

"Tom" <[email protected]> wrote in message

> IIRC, Woodcraft sent out a disclaimer saying the stated price was a
> misprint,
> and that they're sorry. That's if I remember correctly. Tom
> Work at your leisure!

What dies the Woodcraft disclaimer have to do with the Rockler ad???

"Kevin Singleton" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> That'd be funny!
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> Kevin
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> "Tom" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > Joe wrote:>I just ntoiced in their flier. Sale price is $3/bf.
> >>I don't normally buy wood there becuse it is ussualy more expensive than
> >>my
> >>local hardwood dealer. At this price though it is a pretty good value
> >>beacuse the stuff I have seen anyway is good quality, (clear and
> >>straight.)
> >>I might just have to go stock up for winter.
> >>
> >>
> >>--
> > IIRC, Woodcraft sent out a disclaimer saying the stated price was a
> > misprint,
> > and that they're sorry. That's if I remember correctly. Tom
> > Work at your leisure!

I just received the same flyer from ROCKLER with the 3/4" red oak at
$3 a BF. I was thinking about making the 45 minute drive to the
nearest store to check out the quality and possibly make a purchase.

Dale

patrick conroy wrote:
> "Joe Wilding" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
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>>
>> I have shoped at all three, but I prefer Centennial. They are a
>> little
>
> Thanks - Joe. One more if you don't mind: Sharpening?
>
> I'm on the north end of town and thinking about trying someone with a
> nice yellow-pages ad up in Loveland. But do you have a favorite blade
> sharpener in Denver?
>
> Again - thanks!

Patrick,

We use Childers Sharpening Service off Broadway. We've been using them for
years and they do a superb job.

Steve Lee
Childers Sharpening Service
4767 Broadway
Denver, Colorado 80110
(303) 789-3855

Mike Rinken

"Joe Wilding" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> I just ntoiced in their flier. Sale price is $3/bf.
> I don't normally buy wood there becuse it is ussualy more expensive than
my
> local hardwood dealer. At this price though it is a pretty good value

Saw that too. That is a good price for S3S in Denver.
Joe - who's your usual local HW dealer? Centennial? Austin? Paxton?

"Creamy Goodness" <creamy at agbgaming dot com> wrote in message
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> Mike Rinken

Thanks Mike!

That'd be funny!

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"Tom" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Joe wrote:>I just ntoiced in their flier. Sale price is $3/bf.
>>I don't normally buy wood there becuse it is ussualy more expensive than
>>my
>>local hardwood dealer. At this price though it is a pretty good value
>>beacuse the stuff I have seen anyway is good quality, (clear and
>>straight.)
>>I might just have to go stock up for winter.
>>
>>
>>--
> IIRC, Woodcraft sent out a disclaimer saying the stated price was a
> misprint,
> and that they're sorry. That's if I remember correctly. Tom
> Work at your leisure!