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Old 03-21-2008, 03:21 PM   #1
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Default Western Red Cedar

I have heard alot of folks mention western red cedar as their primary wood for intarsia and segmentation.

My question is where do you buy it? Is it unique to Calif? I am somewhat limited to mail order so what are your sources?

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I use a lot of it. Here in the Pacific Nothwest it is a common building lumber. I get mine from local lumber yards. Luckily we have a yard that only carries WRC and they let me pick through it because i am willing to take knotty boards that have a interesting grain. As a aside most of the WRC no days comes down from British Columbia.
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You can sometimes find it at the borg as fence pickets.
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