about 200 to 250BF of AD cherry available. $250 FIRM
My father-in-law passed away and when I was home over Christmas we started
cleaning out a barn. The wood was sawn in 1999 and stickered ever since
then. I would guess there is about 80 BF of 8/4, and 150BF of 4/4, and 4
long pieces of 3x3. (I didn't measure any boards - I just stacked them on a
hayrack to move them to the main farm.) All rough sawn. Most are around 10
feet long and 6 to 10 inches wide. There are some wide boards in the 12"
range. Quality varies from FAS to common grade - although most of the #2
and #3 common I cut up for kindling. The 3x3's have a little warp in them,
but are FAS quality. (other than the 3x3's not a lot would qualify as FAS)
Located near Calamus, which is on Highway 30 - about 45 miles East of Cedar
Rapids.
Cash only, you have to load it yourself unless you've enough guts to ask my
mother-in-law to get out there and help you. 1 pickup load should take it
all.
<<To Lawrence A. Ramsey - most people would qualify this as a gloat -
here's your chance>>
e-mail me for details or respond here.
"Martin "10sc" Mears" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:pyrJb.720487$HS4.5268232@attbi_s01...
> I'm new here so please forgive my ignorance. I've seen SWMBO in several
> postings. . . I give up.
>
> --
> Martin "10sc" Mears
> SPEBSQSA
> Illinois District
> Chapter Counselor
>
> Harmony in song brings harmony to life!
Show of hands...how many people knew what SPEBSQSA stood for? My college
roommate was and is quite a serious barbershopper, so that's how I knew.
todd
In rec.woodworking
"Mike Schwarz" <[email protected]> wrote:
>about 200 to 250BF of AD cherry available. $250 FIRM
>
>My father-in-law passed away and when I was home over Christmas we started
>cleaning out a barn. The wood was sawn in 1999 and stickered ever since
>then. I would guess there is about 80 BF of 8/4, and 150BF of 4/4, and 4
>long pieces of 3x3. (I didn't measure any boards - I just stacked them on a
>hayrack to move them to the main farm.) All rough sawn. Most are around 10
>feet long and 6 to 10 inches wide. There are some wide boards in the 12"
>range. Quality varies from FAS to common grade - although most of the #2
>and #3 common I cut up for kindling. The 3x3's have a little warp in them,
>but are FAS quality. (other than the 3x3's not a lot would qualify as FAS)
>
>Located near Calamus, which is on Highway 30 - about 45 miles East of Cedar
>Rapids.
>
>Cash only, you have to load it yourself unless you've enough guts to ask my
>mother-in-law to get out there and help you. 1 pickup load should take it
>all.
Why do these deals always have to be so far away? Anyone have any great
deals on lumber near Houston?
In rec.woodworking
"Bill Le May" <[email protected]> wrote:
>"Bruce" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> Why do these deals always have to be so far away?
>
>If it's any consolation (and I'm sure it isn't), I'm in Eastern Iowa, but I
>can't afford to take advantage of it.
Actually, being the New Year and all, it is some consolation. Not that you
can't afford to take advantage of it but that I'm fortunate enough to be
able to if it was nearby.
In rec.woodworking
"Martin \"10sc\" Mears" <[email protected]> wrote:
>I'm new here so please forgive my ignorance. I've seen SWMBO in several
>postings. . . I give up.
She Who Must Be Obeyed from all the P-whipped guys out there.
In rec.woodworking
Silvan <[email protected]> wrote:
>Bruce wrote:
>
>> She Who Must Be Obeyed from all the P-whipped guys out there.
>
>Spoken like a single man.
I've been happily married for 19 years Silvan. That moniker just rubs me
the wrong way, sounds way to subserviant and not like the partnership that
marriage is supposed to be. MUST BE OBEYED!!! give me a break.
In rec.woodworking
"todd" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I've been happily married for 19 years Silvan. That moniker just rubs me
>> the wrong way, sounds way to subserviant and not like the partnership that
>> marriage is supposed to be. MUST BE OBEYED!!! give me a break.
>
>I think you're a candidate for a humor implant. I could go on, but everyone
>else reading already knows what I'm talking about. I guess everything you
>say can be taken at face value and literally.
I have a fine sense of humor, I just don't find that one funny. Now if you
want to talk about Bill Brasky...
"Master Chef Richard Campbell" <[email protected]> wrote
> ... I use a pressurized garden sprayer to apply the Markers Mark
That's the problem -- try using Knob Creek instead. It'll knock yer socks off! ;-)
That's sounds really good; gonna have to give that a try.
...
> enough food porn.
>
> Enjoy Chef
Cheers,
Gary
Bruce wrote:
> She Who Must Be Obeyed from all the P-whipped guys out there.
Spoken like a single man.
--
Michael McIntyre ---- Silvan <[email protected]>
Linux fanatic, and certified Geek; registered Linux user #243621
http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/5407/
"Bruce" <[email protected]> wrote...
> Actually, being the New Year and all, it is some consolation. Not that
you
> can't afford to take advantage of it but that I'm fortunate enough to be
> able to if it was nearby.
Well and good, then.
"Bruce" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Why do these deals always have to be so far away?
If it's any consolation (and I'm sure it isn't), I'm in Eastern Iowa, but I
can't afford to take advantage of it.
I'm sure this will come as no surprise, but the wood has been spoken for and
a blind date between the wood and its new owner is set for Tuesday. If for
some reason this falls through then I will let you know.
Thanks,
Mike
"Mike Schwarz" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> about 200 to 250BF of AD cherry available. $250 FIRM
>
> My father-in-law passed away and when I was home over Christmas we started
> cleaning out a barn. The wood was sawn in 1999 and stickered ever since
> then. I would guess there is about 80 BF of 8/4, and 150BF of 4/4, and 4
> long pieces of 3x3. (I didn't measure any boards - I just stacked them on
a
> hayrack to move them to the main farm.) All rough sawn. Most are around
10
> feet long and 6 to 10 inches wide. There are some wide boards in the 12"
> range. Quality varies from FAS to common grade - although most of the #2
> and #3 common I cut up for kindling. The 3x3's have a little warp in
them,
> but are FAS quality. (other than the 3x3's not a lot would qualify as
FAS)
>
> Located near Calamus, which is on Highway 30 - about 45 miles East of
Cedar
> Rapids.
>
> Cash only, you have to load it yourself unless you've enough guts to ask
my
> mother-in-law to get out there and help you. 1 pickup load should take it
> all.
>
> <<To Lawrence A. Ramsey - most people would qualify this as a gloat -
> here's your chance>>
>
> e-mail me for details or respond here.
>
>
In article <[email protected]>,
todd <[email protected]> wrote:
>"Martin "10sc" Mears" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:pyrJb.720487$HS4.5268232@attbi_s01...
>> I'm new here so please forgive my ignorance. I've seen SWMBO in several
>> postings. . . I give up.
>>
>> --
>> Martin "10sc" Mears
>> SPEBSQSA
>> Illinois District
>> Chapter Counselor
>>
>> Harmony in song brings harmony to life!
>
>Show of hands...how many people knew what SPEBSQSA stood for? My college
>roommate was and is quite a serious barbershopper, so that's how I knew.
No fair! you gave it away!
Who was recruited, _hard_, by the local chapter, even *after* I stated that
the only way I could carry a tune was "in a bucket". I dunno, maybe the
chapter membership was down to _three_. <grin>
Or Louisville?
--
"Cartoons don't have any deep meaning.
They're just stupid drawings that give you a cheap laugh."
Homer Simpson
Jerry© The Phoneman®
"Bruce" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In rec.woodworking
> "Mike Schwarz" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >about 200 to 250BF of AD cherry available. $250 FIRM
> >
> >My father-in-law passed away and when I was home over Christmas we
started
> >cleaning out a barn. The wood was sawn in 1999 and stickered ever since
> >then. I would guess there is about 80 BF of 8/4, and 150BF of 4/4, and 4
> >long pieces of 3x3. (I didn't measure any boards - I just stacked them
on a
> >hayrack to move them to the main farm.) All rough sawn. Most are around
10
> >feet long and 6 to 10 inches wide. There are some wide boards in the 12"
> >range. Quality varies from FAS to common grade - although most of the #2
> >and #3 common I cut up for kindling. The 3x3's have a little warp in
them,
> >but are FAS quality. (other than the 3x3's not a lot would qualify as
FAS)
> >
> >Located near Calamus, which is on Highway 30 - about 45 miles East of
Cedar
> >Rapids.
> >
> >Cash only, you have to load it yourself unless you've enough guts to ask
my
> >mother-in-law to get out there and help you. 1 pickup load should take
it
> >all.
>
> Why do these deals always have to be so far away? Anyone have any great
> deals on lumber near Houston?
Bruce wrote:
>>Spoken like a single man.
>
> I've been happily married for 19 years Silvan. That moniker just rubs me
> the wrong way, sounds way to subserviant and not like the partnership that
> marriage is supposed to be. MUST BE OBEYED!!! give me a break.
OK, how about She Who When Happy Makes My Life Easier instead? SWWHMMLE...
Seems too long to me. :)
--
Michael McIntyre ---- Silvan <[email protected]>
Linux fanatic, and certified Geek; registered Linux user #243621
http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/5407/
Hi all,
As the wood's potential new owner, I plan on turning it all into furniture
and sawdust. SWMBO all ready has projects on my "honey do" list, 25 drawer
apothacary chest(Ordered a Leigh D4 for this), new Mission style futon sofa
frame(Picked up a Jet mortiser at Menards today), and if I have enough to
make a project for myself a 96" x 42" Mission Trestle Table. Should keep me
busy a few nights.
I plan on disposing of the sawdust and planer shavings while making one of
my favorite meals, cherry smoked brown sugar rubbed Bourbon basted baby back
ribs and duck. I use a pressurized garden sprayer to apply the Markers Mark,
with brown sugar melted into it, to the duck that have been stuffed with
cloved clement oranges that drip onto the ribs that stay extra moist from
the duck fat. When everything close to being done I take all the meats out
and spray again and then light them to crisp up the skin and the outside of
the ribs. That are so juicy that it drips off your chin. When I last made
this for some friends, one of our guest offer my SWMBO to either become
junior wife or my wife could have both her husband and four sons. Okay
enough food porn.
Enjoy Chef
I'm new here so please forgive my ignorance. I've seen SWMBO in several
postings. . . I give up.
--
Martin "10sc" Mears
SPEBSQSA
Illinois District
Chapter Counselor
Harmony in song brings harmony to life!
"Master Chef Richard Campbell" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi all,
>
> As the wood's potential new owner, I plan on turning it all into furniture
> and sawdust. SWMBO all ready has projects on my "honey do" list, 25 drawer
> apothacary chest(Ordered a Leigh D4 for this), new Mission style futon
sofa
> frame(Picked up a Jet mortiser at Menards today), and if I have enough to
> make a project for myself a 96" x 42" Mission Trestle Table. Should keep
me
> busy a few nights.
>
> I plan on disposing of the sawdust and planer shavings while making one of
> my favorite meals, cherry smoked brown sugar rubbed Bourbon basted baby
back
> ribs and duck. I use a pressurized garden sprayer to apply the Markers
Mark,
> with brown sugar melted into it, to the duck that have been stuffed with
> cloved clement oranges that drip onto the ribs that stay extra moist from
> the duck fat. When everything close to being done I take all the meats out
> and spray again and then light them to crisp up the skin and the outside
of
> the ribs. That are so juicy that it drips off your chin. When I last made
> this for some friends, one of our guest offer my SWMBO to either become
> junior wife or my wife could have both her husband and four sons. Okay
> enough food porn.
>
> Enjoy Chef
>
>
>
"Bruce" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In rec.woodworking
> Silvan <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >Bruce wrote:
> >
> >> She Who Must Be Obeyed from all the P-whipped guys out there.
> >
> >Spoken like a single man.
>
> I've been happily married for 19 years Silvan. That moniker just rubs me
> the wrong way, sounds way to subserviant and not like the partnership that
> marriage is supposed to be. MUST BE OBEYED!!! give me a break.
I think you're a candidate for a humor implant. I could go on, but everyone
else reading already knows what I'm talking about. I guess everything you
say can be taken at face value and literally.