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Old Growth Douglas Fir

John Morris
John Morris
in General Woodworking

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Some beautiful old growth Douglas Fir for me! 

They pulled some old wall shelving from our field office, this shelving was installed in the early 60's. 

Look at that tight grain!!! And it's all mine!

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    Great haul, Boss!

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    1 minute ago, Gene Howe said:

    Great haul, Boss!

    Ya, I'm very happy 😊

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    there is a fortune in good wood in old places.

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    Those are all 2x4's :)

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    Great score on the lumber John. Looks like they tossed in the "vintage" nails too.;)

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    Such a haul and now I don't feel bad for all that oak I got for a song.

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    9 hours ago, Grandpadave52 said:

    Great score on the lumber John. Looks like they tossed in the "vintage" nails too.;)

     Ya fortunately the vertical boards are nail free, those top ones got hammered a bit.

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    4 hours ago, John Morris said:

     Ya fortunately the vertical boards are nail free, those top ones got hammered a bit.

    Just plane it off and use for boxes and dividers.

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