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DaveL
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Hi Stevo,
Welcome to the forum.
Gill is our Master Scroller. 8)
You will find posts form some of our members from across the pond who do lots of stuff with scroll saws that I would find hard with a good laser. #-o
Welcome to the forum.
Gill is our Master Scroller. 8)
You will find posts form some of our members from across the pond who do lots of stuff with scroll saws that I would find hard with a good laser. #-o
Hi Stevo and welcome!
For a good timber merchant in Yorkshire you really must have a trip up the A1 to John Boddy at Borobridge. Good range of timbers, their own saw mill, trade and DIY alike, and a "goodies" shop (sorry tools and book shop ). I've been a trade customer for a few years now and I'd recommend them - not always the cheapest but never had a duff board out of them, even sight unseen
Scrit
For a good timber merchant in Yorkshire you really must have a trip up the A1 to John Boddy at Borobridge. Good range of timbers, their own saw mill, trade and DIY alike, and a "goodies" shop (sorry tools and book shop
). I've been a trade customer for a few years now and I'd recommend them - not always the cheapest but never had a duff board out of them, even sight unseenScrit
Roger
Established Member
Another one, in Ripon - not the variety of John Boddy, but good quality Hardwood selection at excellent prices:
Duffield Timber
Duffield Timber
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Anonymous
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Hi Stevo,
Agree with Scrit about John Boddy's, but I would also try British Hardwoods in Crosshills near Keighley. Totally different kind of operation, but excellent timber at keen prices. They are more than happy to let you pick your own planks so long as you leave the pack tidy.
I'd find the time to visit them both.
Cheers
Brad
Agree with Scrit about John Boddy's, but I would also try British Hardwoods in Crosshills near Keighley. Totally different kind of operation, but excellent timber at keen prices. They are more than happy to let you pick your own planks so long as you leave the pack tidy.
I'd find the time to visit them both.
Cheers
Brad
Newbie_Neil
Established Member
Hi Stevo
Welcome to the forum .
I don't know much about timber merchants in your locality, but the advice you've already been given sounds good to me .
What sort of projects do you like working on and what saw do you use?
Gill
Welcome to the forum
.I don't know much about timber merchants in your locality, but the advice you've already been given sounds good to me
.What sort of projects do you like working on and what saw do you use?
Gill
Hi Gill
Haven't made anything yet, just set up workshop. Saw is a Rexon VS4000A. Hope to be stocking timber after new year, placed big order for blades from Mikes Workshop (suppose I'll be needing them). suppose I'll be making lots'a sawdust before get the hang of it.
Merry Crimbo and Happy New Year All
Stevo [/img]
Haven't made anything yet, just set up workshop. Saw is a Rexon VS4000A. Hope to be stocking timber after new year, placed big order for blades from Mikes Workshop (suppose I'll be needing them). suppose I'll be making lots'a sawdust before get the hang of it.
Merry Crimbo and Happy New Year All
Stevo [/img]
