Another where to buy lumber (Oklahoma City)

[William Burgess]

Besides Woodcraft, is there anywhere to buy lumber near / around the city? I am just starting out and want to try my hand at some cutting boards so I decided on some maple boards with cherry ends (a plan I found from woodsmith shop). I looked around on the internet as well as woodfinder and couldn't find anything that looked promising, anyone out there with any suggestions? Thanks


William

[Dan Blackshear]

I remember a thread on it not too far back.

http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...light=oklahoma

thats about all the help i can give since i'm closer to Dallas than OKC

[William Burgess]

For some reason I can't get to that thread. Any reccomendations between okc and dallas? I don't mind driving a bit. Thanks

William

[Harley Lewis]

Check this mill in NW Oklahoma out. I buy all of my lumber there. Not sure how far it is from OKC, but it may be worth the drive if you buy a good bit of lumber each time you go. They have excellent oak, walnut, cherry and maple but also have a lot of exotic woods as well. They also have specialty plywood like QS oak and very nice walnut.

http://www.johnsonsawmill.com/produc...xoticmisc.html

[Jim Rimmer]

http://www.mckinleyhardwoods.com/

http://www.mybusinesslisting.com/r/u...ZHdvb2RzLmNvbQ==

Don't know anything about these 2 places and have no connection with them. Googled OKC lumber and OKC hardwood

[Jim McFarland]

Check this mill in NW Oklahoma out. <snip>

A minor nit but actually NE Oklahoma (Spavinaw).

[Jim Summers]

http://www.mckinleyhardwoods.com/

http://www.mybusinesslisting.com/r/u...ZHdvb2RzLmNvbQ==

Don't know anything about these 2 places and have no connection with them. Googled OKC lumber and OKC hardwood

McKinleys

and

Phoenix hardwood