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Johnny Baker

 

From:
Southport, Fla
Post  Posted 28 May 2019 12:44 pm    
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I am planning on building a Tele or Les style solid body guitar. Only problem I am running into is the amount of just plain junk that most vendors are attempting to pawn off as top of the line. It's just sickening and disheartening.

All I am after is a decent grained wood: pecan, oak, elm, hickory, ash, or something similar. It can be a single piece or in several pieces that can be glued together to look halfway decent.

Any information on where I can find it, from reputable dealers, members of the forum, or individuals would be great.

thanks
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Dennis Brion

 

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Atwater, Ohio USA
Post  Posted 28 May 2019 3:58 pm    
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Baird Brothers lumber in Canfield, Ohio. Premium lumber mill been dealing there for many years...wood from all over USA and as far as Brazil Africa you name it they got it!
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Johnny Baker

 

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Southport, Fla
Post  Posted 29 May 2019 4:20 am    
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Thanks, I will check it out.
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Tommy Wayne

 

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Nevada, USA
Post  Posted 29 May 2019 8:05 pm     Hello
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Check out Hearne Hardwoods. They supply wood to many of the worlds premier instrument builders. Great folks with amazing products!
TW
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Mike Wilson

 

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Mansfield, Ohio, USA
Post  Posted 12 Jun 2019 4:25 am     wood
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Keim lumber in Charm, Ohio. if they don't have it, you can't get it. That's where I get all my figured lumber. They have some really beautiful wood and hardwoods from all over the world and they won't hurt your wallet.
Mike
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Johnny Baker

 

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Southport, Fla
Post  Posted 13 Jun 2019 6:42 pm    
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Thanks guys, I appreciate it. I been sick for the last 2 weeks and just got to where I could check back.
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Jerry Van Hoose


From:
Wears Valley, Tennessee
Post  Posted 15 Jun 2019 11:45 am     Premium Curly & Birdseye Maple
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Contact Mike Hill near Bristol, VA. Mike supplied all of Gibson’s maple and other premium hardwoods for their Les Paul’s. I’m at my cabin in the Smoky Mountains in TN. for the summer and my contact info for Mike is at my home in FL. You may mention that I sent you to him, should be glad to either give you the premium wood for a guitar or at the least, sell it to you for a minimum. I personally handpicked much of the maple for Derby Steels that were “lacquer” (other than mica) finished from Mike Hill’s personal stock.
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