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   SARGEgrinder47 | Jan 26, 2009 05:13pm | #1

   I doubt you will but.. call the four major hard-wood suppliers in the Atlanta area and see if they can order it..

   Sarge..

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   fatboy | Jan 26, 2009 10:05pm | #2

   http://www.rarewoodsandveneers.com/

   Carlton McLendon, Hemphill Ave Atlanta - Good folks

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   SARGEgrinder47 | Jan 27, 2009 02:47am | #3

   Have they got it that thick? I rarely go there as what they carry is a bit out of my price range but yes... they do have some very exotic stock that is very nice indeed if one is in need?

   Regards...

   Sarge..

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   fatboy | Jan 27, 2009 04:13am | #4

   Don't know if they have it that thick or not. Will be expensive no matter who has it.

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   SARGEgrinder47 | Jan 27, 2009 05:16am | #5

   A toothpick size splinter is expensive in walnut anymore. Years ago I turned down 400 board feet from a friends father up in Dalton who cut it and air dried it as I just didn't have the room. Make me that same offer today and I will find the room even if I had to move my son out of his room which isn't a bad idea. :>)

   Regards...

   Sarge..

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   DHAM | Jan 28, 2009 06:33pm | #6

   I may have some.  How much are you looking for?  I am in Perry, GA.  I have lots of 4/4. 

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   Rickk | Jan 29, 2009 04:01pm | #7

   Hi all Thanks for the info. I went up to Peachstate Lumber,picked thru a full bundle of 12/4 got some straight clear walnut,62 bd ft for 460. Dham I might be getting in touch,what widths approx x Lenghts for$ ? Thanks all    Later Rickk

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   DHAM | Jan 29, 2009 04:09pm | #8

   I have some 12/4 and a little 16/4.  Lengths are approximately 8 feet.  Widths from 4" to 6".  I am asking $6 per bd-ft for it. 

   My wood is all air dried, so the color in the walnut is natural and not steamed out.

   Edited 1/29/2009 8:31 am ET by DHAM

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   Rickk | Feb 02, 2009 03:11pm | #9

   Thanks I will be in touch in a couple of weeks.  Later Rickk

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   DHAM | Feb 02, 2009 03:34pm | #10

   I have a lot of 4/4 walnut milled in 1982 on an old circle mill. Looks kind of rough with 27 years of dust and exposure, but it planes up very nice. It is air dried. $3.00 for #2, #3.50 for #1, and $4.00 for select and better.I also have some persimmon, pecan, red oak, red cedar, yellow poplar,and some green (cut yesterday) white oak.