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   OrchidGuy | Oct 10, 2004 01:06am | #1

   Hi jer,

    I suppose you could try: http://www.woodfinder.com . There are some dealers listed who do specialize in figured wood. You might find a dealer there who's located in your neck of the woods!

   Those daring young men in their flying machines!

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   Indigo1557 | Oct 10, 2004 02:51am | #2

   Jer...

   Here's some places...you should talk to each of them to determine they are right for you.

   http://www.righteouswoods.net

   http://www.nwtimber.com

   http://www.spectrumhardwoods.com  Think this is the right URL...do a search if not

   http://www.goby.com Again, check the URL

   There are lots of other places...do a search on goggle, you'll find lots of stuff.

   Regards

   Kate

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   user-178851 | Oct 11, 2004 07:48pm | #3

   The best place That I have found on the web is a site called http://www.glimerwood.com. Highly figured wood is all they deal in a great place to look and learn you can spend hours looking.

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   oak | Oct 11, 2004 09:51pm | #4

   im guessing B meant to type

   http://www.gilmerwood.com/

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   splintergroupie | Oct 12, 2004 08:30am | #5

   I'd like to add that Myles sells domestic as well as exotics, and non-figured as well. I've bought exotics as 'shorts', too, at reduced price.

   I searched all over the NW for koa for a commission and finally found it--nice, too--in Algona, WA at Specialty Forest Products. I think i remember paying $11/bf.

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   DougF | Oct 13, 2004 04:43pm | #6

   Jer,

   Curlywoods. com.  This small company only sells figured woods.  They're very expereinced in shipping. 

   Doug

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   Pondfish | Oct 14, 2004 06:14pm | #7

   Try Hearne hardwoods in SE PA.  http://www.Hearnehardwoods.com (if not, google them).