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   roc | May 06, 2012 08:19pm | #1

   Nice to hear from a thankful person

   Hear is one good place to learn about "real veneer" and making it ; among other things real.

   http://www.amazon.com/The-Impractical-Cabinetmaker-Composing-Detailing/dp/0941936511/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1336348836&sr=1-2

   Funny-last

   I'm all for that

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   RalphBarker | May 07, 2012 11:09am | #2

   36" resaw capacity

   I'd look for a mill or milling service that uses a horizontal bandsaw for milling logs. The big question would be whether the blade remains stable enough to cut off slices that thin, not to mention how much material you'd "donate" to the kerf.

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   user-999997 | May 10, 2012 11:06am | #3

   Custom milling

   If you're in the Front Range you can try TC Woods, they specialize in Urban harvesting and I believe do custom milling.  http://www.tcwoods.com/

   There is also a small mill of Colorado 93 between Golden and Boulder, "Olde Time Mill", not sure he does custom milling but he certainly has the machinery to do so.

   A couple of the faculy at Red Rocks CC Fine Woodworking program have thier own portable mills, you can contact the shop and see if one of them is interested.

   Then there's Craigslist, I've come across posts for custom milling on CS, never know what you'll get but who knows?

   Good luck

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   sanders42 | May 11, 2012 12:30pm | #4

   I'm returning to CO tomorrow, so I'll try calling those guys.

   Thanks again

   Stef