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Title: Where to get a 1' x 12' piece of Oak?
Post by: TheArtist on December 10, 2017, 09:13:42 am
Need a 1' x 12' piece of Oak.  Does anyone know a place in or around Tulsa that has pieces of oak that long?

Am building a long low bookshelf under a large window and want the top piece level with the window and want it to be a nice piece of oak to match the furniture in the room.


Title: Re: Where to get a 1' x 12' piece of Oak?
Post by: Red Arrow on December 10, 2017, 10:14:26 am
Need a 1' x 12' piece of Oak.  Does anyone know a place in or around Tulsa that has pieces of oak that long?

Am building a long low bookshelf under a large window and want the top piece level with the window and want it to be a nice piece of oak to match the furniture in the room.

You can try this place.  They are on Admiral near Inola.

http://www.diamondpforestproductsco.com



Title: Re: Where to get a 1' x 12' piece of Oak?
Post by: TheArtist on December 11, 2017, 08:44:35 am
You can try this place.  They are on Admiral near Inola.

http://www.diamondpforestproductsco.com



Thanks!


Title: Re: Where to get a 1' x 12' piece of Oak?
Post by: rebound on December 11, 2017, 09:54:54 am
You might try Mill Creek also.   I've used them in the past.  They have larger/longer sizes of hardwoods.


Title: Re: Where to get a 1' x 12' piece of Oak?
Post by: heironymouspasparagus on December 11, 2017, 12:50:31 pm
How thick do you need?


Title: Re: Where to get a 1' x 12' piece of Oak?
Post by: Breadburner on December 11, 2017, 07:36:28 pm
How thick do you need?


Lol..It's not surprising you would need to ask...


Title: Re: Where to get a 1' x 12' piece of Oak?
Post by: Breadburner on December 11, 2017, 07:43:37 pm
Need a 1' x 12' piece of Oak.  Does anyone know a place in or around Tulsa that has pieces of oak that long?

Am building a long low bookshelf under a large window and want the top piece level with the window and want it to be a nice piece of oak to match the furniture in the room.

http://www.millcreeklumber.com/hardwood_tulsa


Title: Re: Where to get a 1' x 12' piece of Oak?
Post by: Conan71 on December 11, 2017, 08:40:15 pm
You might try Mill Creek also.   I've used them in the past.  They have larger/longer sizes of hardwoods.

No discussion of wood is complete with out a Beavis & Butthead reference.

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Title: Re: Where to get a 1' x 12' piece of Oak?
Post by: rebound on December 12, 2017, 09:28:28 am
Lol..It's not surprising you would need to ask...

Actually, I was going to ask the same question.  Artist needs a 1' x 12', but doesn't specify thickness.   Unless he is looking for a 1" x 12" x 12', which I'm pretty sure Mill Creek will have.  It's tough to get thicker single pieces that wide and that long.

(I had the same sort of issue when I recently built a mantle for my fireplace.  I ended up using three pieces of 2"x8"x10' pine from a 100 YO barn, and laminated them to form a 4.5" thick shelf.  Looks good, but Artist may not want the stacked look.)

 


Title: Re: Where to get a 1' x 12' piece of Oak?
Post by: heironymouspasparagus on December 12, 2017, 04:33:12 pm
Actually, I was going to ask the same question.  Artist needs a 1' x 12', but doesn't specify thickness.   Unless he is looking for a 1" x 12" x 12', which I'm pretty sure Mill Creek will have.  It's tough to get thicker single pieces that wide and that long.

(I had the same sort of issue when I recently built a mantle for my fireplace.  I ended up using three pieces of 2"x8"x10' pine from a 100 YO barn, and laminated them to form a 4.5" thick shelf.  Looks good, but Artist may not want the stacked look.)

 


But you have a brain and unlike BreadforBrains, don't always reside in the gutter.

He doesn't even understand the difference between a board and plywood as he proved with his post.



Title: Re: Where to get a 1' x 12' piece of Oak?
Post by: TheArtist on December 12, 2017, 11:20:21 pm
Was needing a 1" thick piece.  Managed to make it work with smaller pieces.  But good to know for the next time!