Re: Plywood and Lumber Index

Chesapeake Light Craft (www.clcboats.com)

I was asked to post the index so here it is:http://www.duckworksmagazine.com/r/wood.htmIt's a work in progress.

Mike John

In Edmonton, Alberta, Canada I found certified okume, epoxy and everything I needed from Boat Craft, a small family company that current owner (Don) took over from his dad. They have a website. For dimension lumber I found very good clear fir in lengths up to 20 ft. at Windsor Plywood with several locations in Edmonton.
Denis Meier
Onoway, Alberta, Canada
Bolger Micro "Wave"
PDR #435 "Duck"

--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, "mikeboatman3745" <mikeduckboatman@...> wrote:
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> A Duckworks reader suggested we put together a Plywood and Lumber Index to help the newbe find materials for their boat project. So we are putting it together and I wondered where you get your plywood and timber and what plywood you get there, comments etc? I need some entries to get it started.
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> I confess I have put this request on more than one forum but it's a worthy cause.
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> Mike John
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Chesapeake Light Craft was my source for Okoume for my June Bug in2007.

I get all my lumber rough cut and green from local mills. I have a shed
out back that it seasons in. Not everybody lives where the can do this
but it is a great option for high quality wood if you can.

I get all my plywood from Edensaw lumber in Port Townsend WA. Tremendous
customer service over the 25 plus years I have dealt with them.

HJ

On 1/18/2012 8:30 PM, mikeboatman3745 wrote:
> A Duckworks reader suggested we put together a Plywood and Lumber Index to help the newbe find materials for their boat project. So we are putting it together and I wondered where you get your plywood and timber and what plywood you get there, comments etc? I need some entries to get it started.
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> I confess I have put this request on more than one forum but it's a worthy cause.
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> Mike John
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A Duckworks reader suggested we put together a Plywood and Lumber Index to help the newbe find materials for their boat project. So we are putting it together and I wondered where you get your plywood and timber and what plywood you get there, comments etc? I need some entries to get it started.

I confess I have put this request on more than one forum but it's a worthy cause.

Mike John