Thread: Where to get wood in Brisbane!

Hi Eliza,

What sizes do you prefer. I keep lots of little pieces which I use for inlaying and plugs. I do have a fair bit of cured mango ready to mill, bohemia from street, jacaranda, desert acacia (gidea) and who knows what else.

In small bits I have tassie myrtle, apricot, cooktown ash (little bit) cedar, mahoganey, teak and probably other bits and pieces.

I can get black and brown walnut, white cedar, calyphilum, maple and other bits as they become available. I have a shipment coming down soon of white cedar, would not be a hassle to add a few bits and save on the cost of freight.

You are welcome to call me or call in and have a look and chat. I am in inner city Brisbane.

cheers
conwood

- but of course, I also like huon pine! (who doesn't?)



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