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   jimblodgett | Oct 16, 2006 12:27am | #1

   Where are you geographically?

   Who's the cat that won't cop out, when there's danger all about?

   http://www.asmallwoodworkingcompany.com

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   laramegreene | Oct 16, 2006 01:26am | #2

   Southern California, Santa Barbara

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   jimblodgett | Oct 16, 2006 02:18am | #3

   Contact your local "Green Building" association.  They will have a listing of where you can find reclaimed building materials of all kinds.  It's big business these days.Who's the cat that won't cop out, when there's danger all about?

   http://www.asmallwoodworkingcompany.com

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   DougU | Oct 16, 2006 04:03am | #4

   Got any Amish in your neighborhood? Thats the first place I go when I need reclaimed beams.

   Doug

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   SBerruezo | Oct 16, 2006 07:41am | #5

   You might try Terramai  http://www.terramai.com.  I just visited their booth at the West Coast Green conference.  They are the only ones I can think of now

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   Killenwood | Oct 16, 2006 07:56am | #6

   I used old growth redwood for a timber frame in Northern California. I found the wood at Mendocino Specialty Lumber Co. They find old growth logs in farms and rivers, then cut to suit. I was very satisfied with the shipments I received.

   Tim

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   BMan | Oct 16, 2006 05:27pm | #7

   Not in your neighborhood, but one source in Central New York is

   http://www.levannarl.com/

   "Good design is good business"

                             Florence Schust Knoll (1917-)