WTB- Firewood for the house

[Tony_Bentley]

Anyone know a lumbermill that sells raw and untreated scraps for next to nothing? I'm looking for about a chord.

 

Someone have a source in western WA?

[Alpine_Tom]

Would that be a major chord, or a minor chord? Augmented, perhaps?

[Dru]

a lumbermill that sells raw and untreated scraps for next to nothing

 

Why would they sell them for next to nothing to you when they can sell them for a profit elsewhere?

 

What you really want is a processing business that will give you, say, the 1/4" ends they mill off a 2x4 when they make cabinets.

[Tony_Bentley]

Ahh yes, cord as in 128 cubic feet.

[Bug]

craigslist.com

Seattle/Tacoma/free

wood

[specialed]

Borrow a chainsaw and a truck, buy a firewood permit for $12.00.

[archenemy]

Borrow a chainsaw and a truck, buy a firewood permit for $12.00.

 

Say, can I borrow your chainsaw, your truck, and twelve bucks?

Thanks man!

[Tony_Bentley]

Go look for deadfalls eh? I think there is an easier way. With hundreds of mills around here there is probably one that has what I am looking for. I remember stopping at one near Long Beach and bought a hundred pound bag for $10 of untreated, dry fir and cedar. I'm looking for another deal like this one.

[mattp]

I think you generally want standing dead rather than deadfalls. These tend to be less rotten and drier.

[shapp]

Major construction sites, such as condos etc. will have big piles of scrap 2X dimmensional ends. Shouldn't be to hard to find, just ask at the job site for permission from the forman.

[Dru]

Follw a Viagra salesman around. Customers always "got wood".